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jenna1

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Interviews that take more time but are systematic, comprehensive, replicable, and objective are
 
  a. unstructured.
  b. experimental.
  c. clinical.
  d. structured.

Question 2

When typists supposedly translate what a nonverbal child with autism wants to communicate to parents and others, they are performing
 
  a. facilitated communication.
  b. translational analysis.
  c. communication analysis.
  d. therapeutic communication.



ladyjames123

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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