This threat to internal validity describes when participants differentially drop out of treatment, thus leaving only the "better" or "worse" participants and results that are falsely attributed to the treatment
a. Attrition
b. Maturation
c. History
d. Regression
A
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Brems and Namyniuk emphasize the high financial and social costs associated with co-occurring disorders. Such costs include increased health care and hospitalization costs, less satisfying family relationships, and poorer treatment outcomes
a. True b. False
On-the-job training, job rotation and apprentice training are examples of:
a. off-site training methods. b. web-based instruction c. interactive multimedia. d. on-site training methods.
To succeed in a malpractice claim, the plaintiff needs to show that a breach of duty did exist in which:
A. the practitioner failed to foresee the client's intention to commit suicide despite warning signs that the client was decompensating and/or the practitioner failed to provide the appropriate standard of care. B. the client failed to get better in spite of reasonable care. C. there was no professional relationship between therapist and client. D. the client was explained informed consent in detail and the therapist practiced within his or her scope of capacity.
According to the authors, in response to a single stimulus or statement, we may expect a. people to differ in their reactions to the same stimulus
b. basically similar reactions if you are effective. c. basically similar reactions regardless of effectiveness. d. clients to be very similar in their reactions to the same stimulus.