When performing a psychological observation, the most important aspect is to avoid all assumptions and only the overt or observable behavior. a) understand b) interpret c) control d) describe

d) describe

Explanation:

When working with someone in behavioural therapy,

Psychologists often will limit initially to address what can be seen as "overt" behaviour, this means that only observable behaviour will be described.

The first stage of any study and treatment needs to have a good descriptive basis. Therefore:

Any internal or cognitive states that cannot be identified by the human eye will be set apart.

This will enable a better portrait of the wanted or unwanted behaviours.

In this process, it is key to avoid any assumptions, for they can prejudice the descriptions. It is also crucial to agree that there is not complete control over all situations exists but that effort is being done to study behaviour.