Multiple Choice
Joe has been diagnosed by his psychiatrist as having an anxiety disorder.His psychiatrist prescribes a medication that has been found to help reduce anxiety.Joe takes the medication, but his anxiety level does not improve at all.Because an anxiety medication did not work, Joe concludes that his psychiatrist must be wrong and that he, Joe, must be suffering from some other disorder.What is the problem with Joe's conclusion?
A) He is failing to consider the external validity of the prior research.
B) He is failing to consider the internal validity of the research studies.
C) He is failing to consider the lack of clinical significance of many research findings.
D) He is failing to consider the patient uniformity myth.
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