what you use to diagnose a client
highly controversial
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DSM-IV-TR
results from having knowledge about the client's problems from reputable sources
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objective empathy
,pre-employment testing, a test battery refers to a set of tests groups together and
administered to applicants for a particular position
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test battery
the uniform conditions under which a test is administered and scored
makes possible the comparison of an individual's successive scores over time as well
as the comparison of scores of different individuals
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standardization
a reflection of a particular behaviour at a moment in time
important in counselling despite their limitation for they provide info that might not be
obtained in any other way and do so with comparatively small investments of time and
effort
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test scores
overt: requires the client to verbalize or act out what he or she is going to do
covert: imagining of reflecting on the desired goal
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, rehearsal
related to the sincerity and consistency of the counsellor
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trustworthiness
the first session is requested by the counsellor
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counsellor-initiated interview
based on the idea that the therapist must address these multiple modalities of an
individual to identify and treat a mental disorder
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multimodal
similar to restatement, but deals with verbal and nonverbal expression
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highly controversial
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DSM-IV-TR
results from having knowledge about the client's problems from reputable sources
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objective empathy
,pre-employment testing, a test battery refers to a set of tests groups together and
administered to applicants for a particular position
Give this one a try later!
test battery
the uniform conditions under which a test is administered and scored
makes possible the comparison of an individual's successive scores over time as well
as the comparison of scores of different individuals
Give this one a try later!
standardization
a reflection of a particular behaviour at a moment in time
important in counselling despite their limitation for they provide info that might not be
obtained in any other way and do so with comparatively small investments of time and
effort
Give this one a try later!
test scores
overt: requires the client to verbalize or act out what he or she is going to do
covert: imagining of reflecting on the desired goal
Give this one a try later!
, rehearsal
related to the sincerity and consistency of the counsellor
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trustworthiness
the first session is requested by the counsellor
Give this one a try later!
counsellor-initiated interview
based on the idea that the therapist must address these multiple modalities of an
individual to identify and treat a mental disorder
Give this one a try later!
multimodal
similar to restatement, but deals with verbal and nonverbal expression
Give this one a try later!
