Observing a family, rather than relying on self-report, can highlight the difference between a child's _______ and parents' _________.

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Observing a family can provide objective evidence of actual behavior, which may differ from the perception or self-report of both parents and the child. The family members may have different perspectives on the same situation, and observing their interactions can reveal these discrepancies. This is not related to imagination or desire to look good, so options A and B can be eliminated.

Observing a Family, Rather Than Relying on Self-Report, Can Highlight