In Using an Interpreter for Clients Who Do Not Speak

question 27

Multiple Choice

In using an interpreter for clients who do not speak your language:

• A) evidence suggests that interpreter mediated services are typically not successful
• B) does not affect confidentiality
• C) the interpreter must be able to convey subtleties of what is being said by both psychologist and client
• D) use of interpreters was shown to have a negative effect on the sensitivity and specificity of interviews

Identify methods for encouraging desirable behaviors in unique populations, such as those with intellectual disabilities or ASD.

Distinguish between various therapeutic approaches by understanding their goals and methods.

Comprehend the role of self-perception in emotional disturbances and how therapy aims to modify it.

Analyze the effectiveness of psychotherapy through research findings and client perspectives.

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Definitions:

MacPherson Strut

A type of automotive suspension system that combines a shock absorber and a coil spring into a single unit, offering a compact and effective solution.

Oversteer

A driving condition in which the rear tires reach their cornering limit before the front tires.

Understeer

A driving condition in which the front tires reach their cornering limit before the rear tires.

Jounce

The upward movement of a vehicle's suspension components, such as when a wheel moves upwards towards the body of the vehicle in response to a bump.