1.two NOC standarzied outcomes for obesity realted to increased appetite 2.individualized these outcome statement for...
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NOC standardized out come
- Reduction of weight due to increased appetite
- Reduction appetite which prevent obesity
Individualized outcome using SMART criteria
- Patient will demonstrate change in eating patterns
- Patient will identify inappropriate behavior and consequence associated with overeating or weight gain.
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using this chart.
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3. Using logic to compare samples with different sources of variation As Aa Two hypothetical outcomes for the same repeated-measures experiment ane shown. Outcome A Outcome Treatment Participanti ㅍ Participant 1 54 56 62 For each outcome, consider the scores and note how they vary from treatment to treacment and from participant to partidpant (without ing any oaculations). Then answer the foll-ing questions by comparing outcome A to outcome B Outcome Aappears to have between-treatments variance than (as) outcome B...
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