Studies Evaluating the Effectiveness of Psychotherapy Vary in Their Attempt

question 15

Multiple Choice

Studies evaluating the effectiveness of psychotherapy vary in their attempt to evaluate particular psychotherapies and disorders. They also vary in how they measure improvement. To deal with this diversity and arrive at general conclusions, researchers often combine the results of similar studies using a statistical technique called:

• A) meta-analysis.
• B) eclecticism.
• C) contingency management.
• D) spontaneous remission.

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Owner's Equity

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Fees Earned

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