Glossary / Lexicon
Appearance and behavior
Appearance and behavior refer to client’s observable appearance and behaviors during the clinical interview. Usually includes manner of dress, hygiene, body posture, tics, significant non-verbals (eye contact, wringing of hands, swaying), and manner of speech (like stuttering, tone).
Comments
You can add comments to this article or suggest corrections. Factual prose contributions are welcome; your e-mail address (optional) will not be published. Please use plain text only: no HTML, no links, no images, no advertising.
No comments yet. Be the first to write one!
Write a comment