TCR is C, although I chose A.
I narrowed my choices to A and C, but I chose A because both groups in the trial had individual counseling, so the difference was the yoga there. I guess the same would apply to C, in that traditional help groups are powerful, but the stimulus seemed to be focusing on yoga, so I thought an answer about traditional groups would be kind of irrelevant. Can someone shed some light on this, please?
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PT 37, section 2, #19 Forum
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Re: PT 37, section 2, #19
A. is not a required assumption because it exists in both groups. Hatha yoga and Self-Help Group (isn't that an oxymoron) people both had individual counseling thus creating equivalency with regards to that aspect. The conclusion is that Hatha is a powerful tool, therefore the support given (that it is as effective as Self-Help groups) requires the assumption that Self-Help groups are also a powerful tool.
For instance, if this were a weaken question the answer could be something along the lines of, "Self-Help groups are generally seen as weak tools for helping people quit smoking", in which case the assumption would be false.
Hope this helps,
Best of luck!
For instance, if this were a weaken question the answer could be something along the lines of, "Self-Help groups are generally seen as weak tools for helping people quit smoking", in which case the assumption would be false.
Hope this helps,
Best of luck!
