Psychological Assessment

Psychological assessment

A) is a process that reveals the correct diagnosis to a researcher or clinician.
B) determines the biological, psychological and social causes of disorder that is causing distress and/or impairment.
C) provides data that are placed within the context of history, referral information, behavioural observations, and life of an individual.
D) is gradually replacing the unstructured interview as researchers and clinicians become increasingly concerned with accuracy and precision in diagnosis.
E) plays the role in research that the clinical interview plays in clinical assessment.