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Title: Is it possible for a research study to have statistically significant results but limited clinical ... Post by: emilyencar11 on Mar 9, 2018 Is it possible for a research study to have statistically significant results but limited clinical value? Defend your position.
What will be an ideal response? Question 2 Cognitive-behavioral therapy approaches the treatment of dissociative disorders by assuming that A) people misinterpret physiological cues. B) people create symptoms through denial. C) many people have talked themselves into being sick. D) few, if any, patients have true symptoms of dissociation. Question 3 Gloria, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia, is experiencing delusions that are both persecutory and frightening in nature. Her symptoms would indicate she is____________ A) having paranoid delusions. B) having visual hallucinations. C) having somatic delusions. D) catatonic. Question 4 A long-term, pervasive pattern of inflexible and maladaptive functioning is called a A) personality trait. B) personality disorder. C) clinical state. D) clinical context. Title: Is it possible for a research study to have statistically significant results but limited clinical ... Post by: mmem on Mar 9, 2018 Content hidden
Title: Is it possible for a research study to have statistically significant results but limited clinical ... Post by: emilyencar11 on Mar 9, 2018 So that's it? I get an expert answer then we move on with our lives? Not too bad :D
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