Which is true about computer-driven assessment reports?

A) They assure coverage of a wide range of topics.
B) They are not as reliable as clinician interviews.
C) The case reports generated by them are generally of poor quality.
D) All of these are true.
E) None of these are true.

Computer-Driven Assessment

Allowing a computer program to assist in the assessment process and preparation of reports. Some observers believe computer-assisted questioning is at least as reliable as structured interviews and can provide an accurate diagnosis at a low cost.

Reliable

The degree to which an instrument or method yields consistent results over time or across different observers, indicating stability and dependability in measurement.

Poor Quality

Descriptive of something that fails to meet an acceptable standard or lacks excellence.