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What are some issues to consider when giving verbal feedback to a client from a special population (diversity), client's guardian (minor children), or other authorized party.

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Some issues to consider when giving feedback to special populations of their assessments are language barriers to diverse populations, sensitive or confusing terms to challenging populations, and shocking results to minor's or their parents. Certain words or references do not always ...

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