In addition to incidence, what other term is particularly important in epidemiological research?

Clinical assessments made for the purpose of diagnosis typically include an evaluation of the problem behavior's symptoms and severity, patterns of symptoms over time, and

A) a clinical judgment as to the need for a second opinion. B) a mental status exam by a collaborating psychiatrist. C) an evaluation of the patient's strengths and weaknesses. D) an estimation of the length of treatment time.

An adolescent is often unlikely to report maltreatment because of:

a. fear of retaliation. b. fear of loss of control. c. a close relationship with the perpetrator. d. all of the above