When the examiner uses strategies to encourage the child to use communication to solve problems,it is known as:

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Interactive strategies involve the examiner actively engaging with the child to encourage communication and problem-solving. This can include the use of prompts, modeling appropriate communication, and engaging in play-based activities that require cooperation and communication. Observations (A) involve passive observation of the child's behavior, while situational play (C) and arena evaluations (D) are not commonly used terms in the context of language assessment.

When the Examiner Uses Strategies to Encourage the Child to Use