Systematic Evaluation of Therapy with the Individual Case Has Often

question 2

Multiple Choice

Systematic evaluation of therapy with the individual case has often been seen as:

• A) Unnecessary because therapeutic change is fairly obvious when it occurs
• B) As only pertinent to research rather than to practice
• C) Something that interferes with treatment and the therapy process
• D) All of the above

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