the goals are clearly specified so the outcomes are easy to measure
data on effectiveness is easily compiled so scientifically credible
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what can be said about the relative effectiveness of in-vivo and in-vitro methods?
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in-vitro methods are generally less effective than in-vivo methods
however they are used more frequently due to the ethical problems involved e.g. distress to ppt
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does the treatment treat the root cause of the beahviour?
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they fail to identify and treat the underlying cause of abnormality
may change the behaviour but not address the root cause of why it developed in the first place (may manifest elsewhere)
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has the therapy been found to work?
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the therapy has limited success and doesn’t work for disorders such as psychoses
the person needs to learn to relax and be involved in the whole process which not everyone can do
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what is the study of craske and barlow?
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between 60 and 80% of agoraphobics showed some improvement after SD but it was only slight and there was often relapse completely after 6 months, showing its not an effective long term treatment