Clinical Significance Differs from Statistical Significance in That

question 14

Multiple Choice

Clinical significance differs from statistical significance in that:

• A) It shows how much the client has improved based on the measures administered.
• B) It measures practical value or importance of effect of the intervention on the client.
• C) It measures the client's feelings about therapy and his or her therapist.
• D) It measures the way in which the clinician and the client interacted during sessions and the effect this interaction had on therapy.

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