A) incorporate the information into their daily decision making
B) explain their assessment results to others,such as family members
C) accept the fact that they need to seek therapy or counseling
D) perform better on the tests the next time they take them
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A) Confidentiality of test data
B) Accuracy of computer-generated test reports
C) Cultural and gender biases in the new technology
D) Equal access to the technology
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A) They are scheduled approximately 90 days after the assessment is completed
B) The clinician should focus on the examinee's thoughts and feelings about their assessment results
C) The examinee him/herself is not present for the session because assessment results can be troubling
D) A minor examinee should not participate in the discussion of test results because they are unqualified to interpret assessments
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A) Parents realize the importance encouraging the child to do their best,because placement decisions often depend upon test results
B) Parents understand the potential for bias in the testing process,despite considerable procedures to reduce it
C) Parents understand the dynamics of testing and refrain from making hasty value judgments based on their child's test results
D) Parents understand that they may not be reimbursed by the school district if they choose to have the child re-evaluated by an independent source
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A) Ensuring that an interpreter is available to communicate test results if the examinee is not fluent in English
B) Writing the report using simple terms so that the child being assessed is able to read and understand it
C) Avoiding the use of overly-technical jargon and providing logical explanations of results
D) Failing to integrate information about methods and sources of data used during the assessment into the report
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A) Work with Jill on extending her level of acceptance prior to the feedback session
B) Focus on Jill,rather than the test itself,during the feedback session
C) Keep the rationale for cutoff scores and validity of the test confidential because they will overwhelm Jill
D) Communicate results by using clinical terms,such as "deviant," so that Jill accepts the test results as valid
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A) school personnel i.e. ,teachers,principals,school counselors,etc. )
B) potential employers of the examinee
C) the examinee or parents of a minor examinee
D) the practitioner who conducted the clinical assessment
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A) Assessment Procedures
B) Reason for Referral
C) Behavioral Observations
D) Background Information
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A) Repeat the information,as many times as it takes,until the parents understand it
B) There is no need to do anything because the information will eventually sink-in
C) Use visual presentation of results,such as graphs,charts,and profiles
D) Disregard the original test scores,administer additional tests to the child,and report the results of those tests instead
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A) develop Individualized Educational Plans
B) communicate assessment results
C) develop clinical treatment plans
D) diagnose mental disorders or learning disabilities
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A) The focus of this section is on the individual being assessed,not the test scores
B) The examiner's personal opinions and hypotheses are irrelevant to the assessment-only objective information should be analyzed
C) The focus of this section is on the test scores,not the individual being assessed
D) This section of the report should be quite brief,as more important issues are addressed in the following section
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A) answer the referral questions
B) organize and interpret data
C) recommend interventions
D) all of the above
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A) Discrediting the validity of the test and credibility of the examiner
B) Negative test results having a particularly strong impact on their self-concept
C) Using test results to escape from their problems and feelings
D) Becoming overly dependent on test data to solve their problems
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A) Similar levels of performance in all areas being measured
B) Similar levels of performance to those of other test-takers
C) Low levels of test reliability
D) Low levels of test validity
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A) Motivation and Attitude
B) Acceptance
C) Negative Results
D) Flat Profiles
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A) The final step in the assessment process
B) A process that requires sensitivity,honesty,and accuracy on the part of the examiner
C) Interpreting the results of all methods used in the clinical assessment and communicating them in a concise,understandable manner
D) All of the above
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A) Examiners should use technical language when communicating test results,in order to appear credible
B) The specific purpose of the test should be withheld from the parents because it may cause unnecessary anxiety
C) Parents should be informed about the confidentiality of test results
D) Parents are always receptive to test results and eager to incorporate them into a plan to help the child
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