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sarasara

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How might correlational analyses be of use to researchers interested in treatment-focused research?
 
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In bulimia nervosa, erosion of dental enamel and callouses on the backs of the hands
 
  A) is predictive of a suicide attempt among younger women.
   B) are among some of the ways the disorder is hard on the body.
   C) discriminates acute from chronic symptom expression of purging.
   D) has been found to be an unreliable indicator of self-induced vomiting.


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
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By investigating the relationship between patient characteristics and improvement as a result of treatment, they are useful from a practical and theoretical perspective. By identifying characteristics of people who do not respond to a specific treatment, it is possible to develop or implement alternative treatments that may be beneficial.

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