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One of the 3 E’s from the hugely influential monograph: Cochrane, A. L. (1972). Effectiveness...

One of the 3 E's from the hugely influential monograph: Cochrane, A. L. (1972). Effectiveness...

My "three E's" are Efficacy, Effectiveness and Efficiency which were the central theme of a...

This refers to collection of data from participants at various times of day in their...

A statistical approach that hopes to simplify multivariate data, i.e. data where we have values...

A single item, five level, change/outcome measure proposed for adoption within the European Psychotherapy Consortium...

A coalition/consortium arising out of the Society for Psychotherapy Research meeting in 2022 and formalised...

A statistical approach, methodology, inspired by John Tukey. Tukey was something of a polymath...

Probably the dominant quality of life measure, distributed by Euroqol and free for non-commercial use...

Two self-report questionnaires designed to tap into problematic attitudes common in eating disorders. Details The...

These are programmes offering some degree of support with mental health and well-being issues for...

Effect size measures are a way to separate the strength of an effect. An...

Online repository of outcome/change measures (their term is "Clinical Outcome Assessments (COAs)" and related information...

Mistake, transgression. OK, not that use of the word! For MH/therapy change measurement...

A cumulative distribution the "empirical" indicates that is based on data not on the definition...

Like "attrition" a seemingly polite term for opting out that hides the client's autonomy and...

A key sociodemographic variable in many countries. Interestingly, it's illegal to collect data on...

Any research involving data as well as theory rather than purely exploring theory (conceptual research). Details This...

As we say in Chapter 1:"We will use ECM to describe the process when OMs...

The name suggests interventions with some evidence base, however it has come to mean therapies...

Expectancy effects refer to the power that clients’ and therapists’ and researchers’ beliefs have on...

In statistical thinking we treat a statistic from a sample both as a description of...