What is the difference between the efficacy and effectiveness of a form of psychotherapy?
What will be an ideal response?
Efficacy is how well a therapy works “in the lab,” or when tested under controlled conditions with manualized treatment methods and well-defined, selective groups of clients. Effectiveness is how well a therapy works “in the real world.”
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What percentage of Milgram's participants regretted having participated in the study?
A. 20% B. 10% C. 1% D. 5%
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True-false questions utilize which type of rating scale?
a. numerical b. forced-choice c. graphic d. Likert