Historically, Clients with Hearing Impairment Were Often Assessed Using Instruments

Multiple Choice

Historically, clients with hearing impairment were often assessed using instruments that involved reading; however, this assessment strategy is flawed because:

A) it ignores the connection between hearing and reading ability.
B) it is a violation of standardized administration procedures to require clients to read test items for themselves.
C) it is unethical to use verbally-based assessments with individuals with hearing impairment.
D) none of the above