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__________ is key to fluid test administration.
 
  a. Advance preparation by the examiner
  b. Low examiner and examinee stress levels
  c. The ability of the examiner to establish rapport by interjecting comments and anecdotes throughout assessment administration
  d. The ability to see patterns

Question 2

__________ is NOT one of the common errors made by test administrators.
 
  a. The tendency to see patterns
  b. The use of preconceived biases
  c. The confusion of comorbidity
  d. The tendency to overpathologize clients



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Answer to Question 1

a.

Answer to Question 2

c.





 

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