Which of the Following Is NOT True About Language During

Which of the following is NOT true about language during an assessment?

A) Overdiagnosis may occur when the assessor interprets the individual's description of symptoms as indicating more pathology than is really present.
B) Underdiagnosis may occur when the individual cannot articulate complex emotions or strange perceptual experiences in the assessor's language.
C) Seldom do interpreters misunderstand and mistranslate a clinician's questions and the person's answers.
D) As different people from the same country can speak different dialects of a language or may have different means of expressing feelings and attitudes, mistranslation can occur.