What Is the Difference Between an "Accessible Population" and a "Target

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between an "accessible population" and a "target population"?

• A) An accessible population meets inclusion criteria, whereas a target population meets exclusion criteria.
• B) A target population meets inclusion criteria, whereas an accessible population meets exclusion criteria.
• C) An accessible population represents the entire set of cases the researcher wishes to study, whereas a target population represents that part of the accessible population that could feasibly be included in the study.
• D) A target population represents the entire set of cases the researcher wishes to study, whereas an accessible population represents that part of the target population that could feasibly be included in the study.

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Definitions:

Therapy

The treatment of mental, emotional, or physical disorders through psychological techniques and interventions.

Spontaneous Remission

The unexpected improvement or cure of a disease that appears to happen on its own, without medical intervention.

Psychological Problems

Refer to mental health issues that affect mood, thinking, and behavior, often requiring clinical attention.

Therapy

Therapy refers to a range of treatments designed to relieve or heal disorders, often involving counseling or specific physical techniques.