Confrontation naming is a type of task presented on a test that entails
A) a name-calling exchange with a spouse or other family member for a given period of time.
B) confronting a testtaker with a list of names-negative or positive-that the assessor feels aptly describe the testtaker.
C) naming items one is confronted with.
D) re-naming items one is confronted with.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Confrontation naming refers to the task where the test taker is asked to name items they are presented with. This can include naming objects, pictures, or even words. Choice A and B are incorrect as they do not accurately describe the task of confrontation naming. Choice D is also incorrect as the task does not require the test taker to rename anything.

Confrontation Naming Is a Type of Task Presented on a Test