Please circle your answers. Thank you in advanced! Agoraphobia is defined as the general fear of situations that could be publicly panicking orembarrassing. Indeed, many agoraphobes dislike open or public spaces.A therapist wants to see if one of three therapeutic interventions (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy,Systematic Desensitization, Hypnosis) can affect agoraphobia by affecting the number of timespatients leave the house.A. What is the independent variable?а. Нуpпosisb. There is no independent variable."Number of times leaving the houseС.d. Therapeutic Interventione. Systematic Desensitizationf. Cognitive Behavioral TherapyB. What is the dependent variable?C. What is the 2-tailed null hypothesis?a. CBT will have the lowest mean.b. This question has no null hypothesis.C. CBT will be better than hypnosis and SD.d. Hypnosis will be better than CBT.The agoraphobia means for Hypnosis, CBT, and systematic desensitization will be thee.same.

A. What is the independent variable? Answer: Option :d. Therapeutic Intervention B. What is the…

Agoraphobia is defined as the general fear of situations that could be publicly panicking or embarrassing. Indeed, many agoraphobes dislike open or public spaces. A therapist wants to see if one of three therapeutic interventions (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Systematic Desensitization, Hypnosis) can affect agoraphobia by affecting the number of times patients leave the house. A. What is the independent variable? a. Нуpnosis b. There is no independent variable. C. Number of times leaving the house d. Therapeutic Intervention e. Systematic Desensitization f. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy B. What is the dependent variable? C. What is the 2-tailed null hypothesis? a. CBT will have the lowest mean. b. This question has no null hypothesis. CBT will be better than hypnosis and SD. d. Hypnosis will be better than CBT. e. The agoraphobia means for Hypnosis, CBT, and systematic desensitization will be the С. same.

Agoraphobia is defined as the general fear of situations that could be publicly panicking or embarrassing. Indeed, many agoraphobes dislike open or public spaces. A therapist wants to see if one of three therapeutic interventions (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Systematic Desensitization, Hypnosis) can affect agoraphobia by affecting the number of times patients leave the house. A. What is the independent variable? a. Нуpnosis b. There is no independent variable. C. Number of times leaving the house d. Therapeutic Intervention e. Systematic Desensitization f. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy B. What is the dependent variable? C. What is the 2-tailed null hypothesis? a. CBT will have the lowest mean. b. This question has no null hypothesis. CBT will be better than hypnosis and SD. d. Hypnosis will be better than CBT. e. The agoraphobia means for Hypnosis, CBT, and systematic desensitization will be the С. same.

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section: Chapter Questions

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