______, which is more likely to take place when clinical psychologists are not culturally competent, involves viewing as abnormal although it is normal within the client's own culture.

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Overpathologizing refers to the tendency to view behavior as abnormal or pathological when it is actually a normal part of the client's culture. This can occur when a clinical psychologist is not culturally competent, and is not able to recognize behaviors that are culturally normative. Empirical criterion keying refers to a method for developing psychological tests, diagnosing refers to the process of identifying a mental disorder, and multimethod assessment refers to the use of multiple methods to gather information about an individual. None of these concepts specifically relate to the tendency to overpathologize.

______, Which Is More Likely to Take Place When Clinical