Practitioners' Accuracy When Judging Adherence of Patients Is​

question 112

Multiple Choice

Practitioners' accuracy when judging adherence of patients is​

• A) ​very valid.
• B) ​very reliable.
• C) ​only slightly better than chance.
• D) ​the best report of patients' adherence.

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