It is important to remember that templated forms should be used as a starting point for gathering and collecting information. These forms should not be considered all-inclusive and should allow the flexibility to make common-sense adjustments during the behavioral threat assessment process. For example, information learned during an interview may prompt additional follow-up questions not explicitly listed on an interview form.
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