Which of the following is true about school psychologists?

A) They only work with students who have moderate to severe cognitive disabilities.
B) They typically spend most of their time doing experimental research.
C) Most school psychologists have only a bachelor's degree.
D) They usually work in coordination with teachers, parents, and counselors.

Answer: D
Rationale: School psychologists rarely work alone; instead, they are more often part of students' educational teams, which include their parents, teachers, and counselors. In addition to working with students with cognitive disabilities, they also work with students with behavioral and/or social problems. Like most psychological health professionals, most school psychologists are required to have a graduate degree.