When the examiner uses strategies to encourage the child to use communication to solve problems, it is known as which of the following?

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Interactive strategies refer to the techniques that the examiner can use to encourage the child to communicate and solve problems. This can include using prompts, modeling appropriate communication, and providing feedback. Observations refer to simply watching and recording the child's behavior, and situational play refers to creating a specific play situation for the child to interact with. Neither of these directly addresses encouraging communication to solve problems.

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