Dynamic assessment
A) is used to describe the unconscious mechanisms that affect consumer spending.
B) can provide information about an assessee's ability to profit from intervention.
C) requires the presence of a third-party witness during the evaluation.
D) can be used as an alternative to dream analysis with patients who report no dreams.

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Dynamic assessment is a type of assessment that involves providing an individual with intervention or support during the assessment to determine their potential for growth or further learning. It can provide information about an assessee's ability to profit from intervention, and does not require a third-party witness or apply to consumer spending or dream analysis.

Dynamic Assessment