Which of the following would not be part of a clinical psychologist's assessment process to aid in the differential diagnosis of childhood schizophrenia?

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An MRI of the brain would not be part of a clinical psychologist's assessment process. That is not to say that an MRI might not be useful, but it is a medical test and it does not fall in the realm of what a clinical psychologist is either qualified or expected to perform. The differential diagnosis of childhood schizophrenia is a complicated task. While neither an individually administered test of intellectual functioning such as the WISC-IV or how the child responds in an interview would be definitive on its own, both can be a useful contributor in either suggesting or ruling out the likelihood of childhood schizophrenia.

Which of the Following Would Not Be Part of a Clinical