An interpretive report of psychological testing contains information relevant not only to the test-taker's test scores,but recommendations for changes in the dosage of the medication the test-taker is currently prescribed.This interpretive report is more specifically referred to as:
A) a medication report.
B) a descriptive report.
C) an integrative report.
D) an extended scoring report.

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An integrative report includes information beyond just the test scores, such as the individual's history and current situation, and can include recommendations for treatment, such as changes in medication dosage. A medication report would only focus on medication recommendations and not include information from psychological testing. A descriptive report would provide a summary of the test results but not include specific treatment recommendations. An extended scoring report would provide detailed information on the specific test scores but not necessarily include information on medication recommendations.

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