Gonsalvez and Crowe (2014)concluded that psychotherapy supervisors' judgments of supervisees' competence is typically
A) compromised by leniency errors.
B) compromised by severity errors.
C) reasonably accurate given subsequent ratings.
D) unreliable in the light of subsequent ratings.

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Gonsalvez and Crowe (2014) found that psychotherapy supervisors often make leniency errors, meaning they tend to rate supervisees more favorably than warranted, which compromises the accuracy of their judgments.

Gonsalvez and Crowe (2014)concluded That Psychotherapy Supervisors' Judgments of Supervisees