An example of a movement from one threshold of functioning to another level of functioning that contributes to the conclusion of practical significance for the effectiveness of the treatment is:
a. when your clients’ mean self-esteem score moved from low self-esteem to moderate self-esteem
b. when your clients’ mean self-esteem score moved from high self-esteem to low self-esteem
c. when your clients’ mean score remains the same
d. when you switched treatment and the client’s self-esteem score decreased
Ans: A
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