Author Question: What is the most important difference between the way a supervisor assesses a new clinician and an ... (Read 377 times)

imowrer · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

What is the most important difference between the way a supervisor assesses a new
clinician and an experienced clinician?

A. With an experienced clinician, less time can generally be spent on evaluating
clinical skills.
B. With an experienced clinician, establishing a solid supervisory relationship is
less of a priority.
C. With an experienced clinician, anxiety is generally not an issue that needs to
be addressed.
D. With an experienced clinician, supervisors need not watch for
countertransference issues.

Question 2

At which stage do clinicians typically get the most benefit from a structured external
training program?

A. Stage Three
B. Stage One
C. Stage Two
D. Stage Four