In the Past, the Term Psychodiagnosis Referred to

question 29

Multiple Choice

In the past, the term psychodiagnosis referred to

• A) intervening to improve the person's functioning, with the assessment data being used in support of this service.
• B) the use of assessment data, in combination with relevant empirical literature, to make predictions about the future course of a patient's psychological functioning
• C) the process in which the psychologist used interview and testing data to render a comprehensive representation of the patient's psychological functioning
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

General Journal

A primary accounting record where financial transactions are recorded in chronological order, detailing debits and credits for those transactions.

Analyzed

The process of examining and breaking down data or information in order to gain better insight and make informed decisions.

Chronological Record

A documentation of events in the order of their occurrence.

Source Documents

Original records that contain the details to support business transactions entered in an accounting system, like invoices, receipts, and contracts.