When a client observes and records his or her own behaviors, emotions, and thoughts, the assessment form known as is being used.

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Self-monitoring is the assessment form where the client observes and records his or her own behaviors, emotions, and thoughts. Naturalistic observation involves observing individuals in their natural environment, controlled observation involves observing individuals in a controlled setting, and organismic monitoring involves observing physical and physiological reactions to stimuli.

When a Client Observes and Records His or Her Own