Author Question: The most important aspect to an assessment report is that a. it be as thorough and complete as ... (Read 147 times)

Chelseaamend · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

The most important aspect to an assessment report is that

a. it be as thorough and complete as possible, regardless of how long it becomes.
b. it contain very detailed data and scores so others can understand all bases for the conclusions and recommendations.
c. it conveys an adequate amount of information in language that is accessible and relevant to the consumers of the report.
d. it conveys clearly the theoretical orientation of the clinician, especially in the conclusions and recommendations.

Question 2

Jessica is a fifth grader. She scored above average on a standardized intelligence test.
However, she often has trouble when asked to read aloud in class, making such
mistakes as I was the car crash instead of I saw the car crash.

Jessica may meet
diagnostic criteria for:
a. Dysphasia
b. Mental retardation
c. Expressive language disorder
d. Dysgraphia
e. Dyslexia