The utility of self-reports and self-monitoring is to some extent dependent on
A) the reporter's diagnosis.
B) the clinician's time.
C) the reporter's honesty.
D) All of these

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Self-reports and self-monitoring rely significantly on the honesty of the individual reporting their symptoms or behaviors. The accuracy and usefulness of the information gathered through these methods are contingent upon the reporter's willingness to provide truthful and complete information.

The Utility of Self-Reports and Self-Monitoring Is to Some Extent