The Statistical Approach to Clinical Judgment Is Best Used When

question 28

Multiple Choice

The statistical approach to clinical judgment is best used when

• A) the percentage of correct predictions is more important than the correct prediction of the performance of any one individual.
• B) the outcome to be predicted is not very specific.
• C) both of the above
• D) neither of the above

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