In what way is interviewing superior to observation alone?
a. In interviewing, assessors can notice the client's facial expressions, body posture, and dress.
b. In interviewing, the style or training of the assessor has little impact on the data collected.
c. In interviewing, assessors can collect data on the client's life history and personality.
d. Interviews are not subject to error.
Question 2
Dr. Miller, a clinical psychologist, observes that his client Jennifer is presenting with a disheveled appearance, constricted emotions, and is speaking slowly. Dr. Miller gathers this observational information of these expressions to determine ____.
a. future behavior
b. degree of intelligence
c. cultural differences
d. behavioral clues