Which question is NOT usually asked in a therapy outcome study?

A) Is therapy in general effective?
B) Are particular therapies generally effective?
C) Are particular therapies effective for particular problems?
D) Will a client be likely to improve without therapy?

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Fernando Ramirez · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The question Will a client be likely to improve without therapy? is not typically the focus of a therapy outcome study. Instead, these studies usually aim to assess the effectiveness of therapy in general, the effectiveness of specific types of therapy, and the effectiveness of specific therapies for specific problems. The question about improvement without therapy relates more to studies on the natural course of psychological issues without intervention.

Which question is NOT usually asked in a therapy outcome study?

A) Is therapy in general effective?
B) Are particular therapies generally effective?
C) Are particular therapies effective for particular problems?
D) Will a client be likely to improve without therapy?

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Which question is NOT usually asked in a therapy outcome study?A) Is therapy in general effective?B) Are particular therapies generally effective?C) Are particular therapies effective for particular problems?D) Will a client be likely to improve without therapy?

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Which question is NOT usually asked in a therapy outcome study?

A) Is therapy in general effective?
B) Are particular therapies generally effective?
C) Are particular therapies effective for particular problems?
D) Will a client be likely to improve without therapy?