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luminitza

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Although the American Psychological Association no longer uses a system for test user qualification, some publishers still do. According to the classifications, a test user who has earned a bachelors degree in education may be classified as:
 
  a. A  Level
  b. B  Level
  c. C  Level
  d. D  Level

Question 2

The American Counseling Associations Code of Ethics (2005) serves to:
 
  a. emphasize the use of assessment instruments by all counselors
  b. ensure instrument validity and reliability used by counselors
  c. identify appropriate codes for assessments for counselors
  d. clarify ethical responsibilities of all counselors



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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