To Be Useful in an Analysis of Covariance Design, a Covariate

question 94

Multiple Choice

To be useful in an analysis of covariance design, a covariate should have

• A) high positive correlation with the dependent variable.
• B) low positive correlation with the dependent variable.
• C) low negative correlation with the dependent variable.
• D) zero correlation with the dependent variable.
• E) high positive correlation with the main independent variable.

Explain the placebo effect and its significance in the context of counseling outcomes.

Understand the role of the counselor in selecting theories and techniques for treatment planning.

Identify the phases and primary tasks of treatment planning and execution.

Recognize the limitations and applications of symptom-based treatment plans.