Author Question: In child-custody evaluations, observing a child interacting with his or her parent is A. not ... (Read 158 times)

littleanan · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

In child-custody evaluations, observing a child interacting with his or her parent is

A. not useful because parents are on their best behavior.
B. often helpful.
C. not admissible in court.
D. very rarely relied on by experienced evaluators.

Question 2

The principle of confidentiality between client and psychologist, in child custody evaluations is applicable to

A. both minors and adults.
B. minors, but not adults.
C. adults, but not minors.
D. neither minors nor adults.