Evidence-Based Treatment Literature Has Been Criticized For

question 174

Multiple Choice

Evidence-based treatment literature has been criticized for:

• A)Making it impossible for clinicians to compare treatment efficacy.
• B)Excluding participants that have comorbidity conditions.
• C)Presenting results in a way that the general population cannot use.
• D)Being too vague.

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