Which of the following is not one of the purposes of debriefing a client following test administration?

A) To allow the client to share their thoughts and feelings about the experience
B) To let the client know how the test scores will be used
C) To let the client score the test with the counselor
D) To let the client know if deception was used

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Megan Lynch · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  All of the other choices are common reasons for debriefing a client following test administration. However, letting the client score the test with the counselor is not typically part of the debriefing process as the counselor should have already scored the test prior to the session with the client.

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