An interpretive report of psychological testing contains information relevant not only to the testtaker's test scores,but recommendations for changes in the dosage of the medication that the testtaker is currently prescribed.This interpretive report is more specifically referred to as:
A) a medication report.
B) a descriptive report.
C) an integrative report.
D) an extended scoring report.

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An integrative report combines the test scores and other relevant information to provide a comprehensive analysis and make recommendations. In this case, the report includes information about the test scores as well as recommendations for medication changes, making it an integrative report rather than simply a medication report or descriptive report. "Extended scoring report" is not a commonly used term in psychological testing.

An Interpretive Report of Psychological Testing Contains Information Relevant Not