Which of the Following Are Recognized as Problems Encountered by Health

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are recognized as problems encountered by health psychologists when conducting a cost-benefit analysis

• A) They have never been trained on how to conduct them.
• B) Although costs might be more easily assessed, the full benefits of a program are difficult to determine.
• C) Most psychosocial interventions appear to produce more costs than benefits.
• D) Health psychologists are unlikely to view this type of analysis as important.

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