Informal assessment instruments is defined as instruments that allow a client a wide-range of responses and usually used in information gathering. A few examples include: clinician made ratings scales, sentence completions, client diaries, client autobiographies, observation of clients, interviewing others about clients, the use of drawings, and genograms.
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