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All baselines allow both a description of client functioning and a prediction about future course . If an ATD is done comparing two treatments ( after a baseline ) , this will allow some assessment ...
All baselines allow both a description of client functioning and a prediction about future course . If an ATD is done comparing two treatments ( after a baseline ) , this will allow some assessment ...
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One way to do this is to have the client sign a " consent for services ” which describes what information will be collected and how it will be used . Alternatively , if data are presented that might allow the client ...
One way to do this is to have the client sign a " consent for services ” which describes what information will be collected and how it will be used . Alternatively , if data are presented that might allow the client ...
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Studies which include several therapists allow an examination of therapist effects . If none are shown , and the therapists spanned a range of characteristics , then this alleviates the concern a bit . If any therapist effects are shown ...
Studies which include several therapists allow an examination of therapist effects . If none are shown , and the therapists spanned a range of characteristics , then this alleviates the concern a bit . If any therapist effects are shown ...
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