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In a comprehensive review of studies comparing clinical and statistical prediction, Grove et al. (2000) reported that
 
  a. statistical prediction was superior to clinical prediction only when the judges were psychologists.
  b. statistical prediction was superior to clinical prediction only when the judges were physicians.
  c. statistical prediction was superior to clinical prediction only when the prediction did not involve psychotherapy outcome.
  d. statistical prediction was superior to clinical prediction across a wide variety of conditions.

Question 2

In a comprehensive review of studies comparing clinical and statistical prediction, Grove et al. (2000) reported that
 
  a. statistical prediction was superior in about 50 of the studies.
  b. statistical prediction was superior in none of the studies.
  c. statistical and clinical prediction were roughly equal in almost all of the studies.
  d. clinical prediction was superior in about 25 of the studies.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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