What did you find the most interesting

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Question - Read Clinical Interviews By: John Sommers-Flanagan & Sidney L. Shaw

In: The SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal and Clinical Psychology

Edited by: Amy Wenzel

1. What did you find the most interesting, and what surprised you? why?

2. What fictional or historical character (must have been deceased at least 20 years or published at least 10 years ago--select someone most people will recognize) would you like to interview and what would you want to make sure not to miss during your initial assessment?

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