The most common type of reliability assessed and reported for structured diagnostic interviews is
a. interrater reliability.
b. test-retest reliability.
c. internal consistency reliability.
d. temporal reliability.
A
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c. Tell the child not to play with his or her favorite toy. d. Ask how a pile of blocks would look from a different angle.
Although the ____ associated with fetal alcohol syndrome diminish(es) as a child moves into adolescence, the ____ persist(s)
a. facial deformities? academic and behavioral problems b. academic and behavioral problems? facial deformities c. facial deformities? addiction to alcohol d. addiction to alcohol? hyperactivity
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a. compensation. b. rationalization. c. fantasy. d. intellectualization.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.