Whether a Particular Intervention Is Effective with Different Patients, in Different

question 29

Multiple Choice

Whether a particular intervention is effective with different patients, in different settings, or with different therapists is referred to as

• A)generalizability.
• B)feasibility.
• C)external reliability.
• D)clinical replication.

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Definitions:

Negligence Lawsuit

A legal claim brought against someone who is accused of failing to exercise a level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have in a similar situation, resulting in harm or damage.

Foreseeability

The ability to predict or anticipate that certain events or effects may occur as a result of specific actions, often relevant in determining negligence in legal contexts.

Res Ipsa Loquitur

A legal doctrine that allows for an inference of negligence by the mere fact that an accident occurred, provided the accident wouldn’t ordinarily happen without negligence.

Negligence Per Se

A doctrine where an act is considered negligent because it violates a statute or regulation, negating the need to prove duty of care or breach thereof.