Multiple Choice
During a clinical interview,many psychologists find it useful to begin a discussion with
A) open-ended questions and follow up with closed questions to clarify details.
B) closed questions and follow up with open-ended questions to explore more topics.
C) a variety of closed and open-ended questions, depending on how much time there is.
D) closed ended questions and only ask open-ended questions for clarification.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q5: A psychologist cannot maintain confidentiality when<br>A) s/he
Q6: Which of the following is a non-directive
Q7: "Who lives in your apartment?" is an
Q8: Closed questions often facilitate<br>A) long, tangential stories.<br>B)
Q9: Self-monitoring data can sometimes be inaccurate because
Q11: Within the context of the clinical assessment
Q12: Early in an assessment interview,cognitive-behavioural psychologists ask
Q13: Why do clinical interviewers need to be
Q14: Contextual information gathered during the assessment interview
Q15: The limits of confidentiality should be introduced