Those Who Refute the Finding That Statistical Judgment Is Better

question 6

Multiple Choice

Those who refute the finding that statistical judgment is better than clinical judgment argue that

• A) some individuals (the most "expert" clinicians) are in fact as good as statistical formulas.
• B) the tasks utilized in clinical prediction studies are not representative of the prediction situations facing clinicians.
• C) many of the clinical prediction studies reviewed have significant design flaws.
• D) all of the above

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