Which assessment tool is most appropriate for judging the quality of a student's therapeutic communication during a patient interview?
Correct answer: B. A rating scale with defined performance criteria
- A. An answer key for multiple-choice questions
- B. A rating scale with defined performance criteria
- C. A medication calculation formula
- D. A list of lecture topics
Explanation
A rating scale with clear criteria can judge the quality of communication, such as listening, clarity and empathy. A multiple-choice answer key measures knowledge but not the quality of an interaction.
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