The problem with role playing as a diagnostic technique is that
A) it is expensive and not highly flexible in most situations.
B) it is inconvenient and time-consuming.
C) the desired behavior may not be reliably elicited in the actual situation.
D) few assessees come to the assessment situation with sufficient training and experience in theatre arts.

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Role playing relies on the ability of the assessees to accurately simulate the target behavior, which may not be elicited in the actual situation. This reduces the reliability and validity of the diagnostic technique. Option A, B, and D are not relevant factors in the limitation of role playing as a diagnostic technique.

The Problem with Role Playing as a Diagnostic Technique Is