Why is it important to have an appropriate classification of the presenting problem?
a. A formal diagnosis may be needed for insurance purposes.
b. A determination of the range of presenting symptoms is needed to ensure proper placement in a treatment facility.
c. A recognition of what type of disorder is present will aid in the development of an effective treatment plan.
d. All of the above.
Question 2
Which of the following is a true statement about assessment and professional orientation?
a. Regardless of whether a therapist is behaviorally or psychodynamically oriented, the same basic assessment procedures are employed.
b. The focus of the assessment will be largely determined by the professional orientation of the clinician.
c. While some assessment procedures will vary, a biological screening and administration of a personality test are components of all assessments.
d. The assessment techniques employed will serve to reveal the causal factors that are most consistent with the clinician's orientation.
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