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DOMAIN 2: ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
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A forensic psychologist is evaluating an individual for parole who was convicted of a crime that the psychologist finds particularly abhorrent. The psychologist experiences a strong feeling of disgust while reviewing the case file. During the interview, they find themselves focusing on minor inconsistencies in the individual's account and interpreting ambiguous statements in the most negative light, despite actuarial data suggesting a low risk of recidivism.
The psychologist's clinical judgment being significantly swayed by their strong personal emotional reaction to the nature of the crime is a clear example of the:
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