Multiple Choice
A nonspecific-treatment control group:
A) Is designed to control for common factors that are associated with treatment.
B) Rules out the role of expectancies in explaining why clients get better
C) Controls for placebo effects in a medication study
D) Is the best way to rule out threats to internal validity e.g., regression, testing)
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q2: Why are waiting-list control groups more favorable
Q3: Which of the following is typically an
Q4: Why is the parametric treatment strategy used
Q5: The treatment mediator strategy?<br>A) Focuses on subject
Q6: The use of a treatment that is
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Q8: What is the goal of a dismantling
Q9: Control groups are typically used to address
Q10: Why is the treatment moderator strategy used?<br>A)
Q11: Which design is used to control conceptually