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Brittanyd9008

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Treatment integrity is roughly equivalent to:
 
  a. reliability
  b. validity
  c. generalizability
  d. the accuracy of the data

Question 2

If the number of subjects in a program is small, statistical tests can detect only very large program effects of differences in outcome measures between the two groups. This illustrates the problem of:
 
  a. generalizability
  b. statistical conclusion validity
  c. maturation
  d. reliability



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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