Tracking Changes from Training

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Graphing and Charting versus Real Life

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]



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Identifying Progress

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]

More Thoughts on Measuring Progress

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]

Measuring Progress with So-called Objective Tests

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]

Reassessing at the End of Training

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]

Tracking Changes from Training

Graphing and Charting versus Real Life Most people want to become less anxious, or pay attention better, or sleep more effectively, or stop obsessing over things or whatever. If they are showing better average scores in their sessions, but those things aren’t changing, do you really think you can convince them the training is “working”? The problem with using scores is that, depending on what designs you are using, chances are the targets are reset at the beginning of each […]