All of the following tasks are necessary when providing an assessment-focused service or an intervention-focused assessment service EXCEPT:

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Interpreting behaviors from childhood is not necessary when providing an assessment-focused service or an intervention-focused assessment service. The focus is on the current behaviors and issues being addressed, not necessarily their origins in childhood. The other tasks listed (formulating conclusions, considering consistencies and contradictions, and generating hypotheses) are all essential to these types of services.

All of the Following Tasks Are Necessary When Providing an Assessment-Focused