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Determine whether inconsistency is deliberate hiding or an underlying issue like depression

Conclusion [V] p020-04

Determine whether the inconsistency is because the student is deliberately hiding something or if the inconsistency stems from another underlying issue. For example, a depressed student may claim that they are isolated, even if they regularly go out with a large group of students.

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