A Common Method for Calculating Clinical Significance Is To

question 37

Multiple Choice

A common method for calculating clinical significance is to:

• A) compare pre-treatment scores to post-treatment scores to see if change is statistically greater than that expected from measurement error
• B) establishing a pre-determined cut-off score to operationalize a normal range
• C) evaluating whether scores fall above or below two standard deviations of the normal range of scores
• D) All of the above

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