During an ACIS session, the therapist: a. Must never interact with the client b. Should score without observing the interaction c. Should always lead the session d. Can intervene only to address unacceptable delays or breakdowns

The correct answer is d. Can intervene only to address unacceptable delays or breakdowns.<br /><br />During an ACIS (Assessment of Communication and Interaction Skills) session, the therapist's role is to observe and assess the client's communication and interaction skills. The therapist should not interact with the client or lead the session, as this would interfere with the assessment. The therapist should score the client's performance based on the ACIS protocol, which involves observing the interaction without intervening. The therapist can only intervene if there are unacceptable delays or breakdowns in the interaction, as this would indicate a problem that needs to be addressed.