Behavioral Observational of Antwone Fisher:

This section aims to communicate what was observed during the assessment. Carefully describe the client's behavior as you watched it during your interactions. You are to be as

The objective here presenting "the facts" as you observed them. Include direct quotes from the client in this section when appropriate.

Some areas you could address: Physical appearance Reactions to you and/or to testing General behavior Typical mode of relating to you Language style General response style Activity level Attitude toward self Unusual habits, mannerisms, verbalizations (e.g., eye contact, restlessness, squirming in chair, etc.) Mental status from mental status examination (if appropriate)