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> time spent practicing is the just about the only factor that counts for behavioural therapies When using age as the predictor I'd imagine time spent practici
by diab0lic 8y ago
> time spent practicing is the just about the only factor that counts for behavioural therapies
When using age as the predictor I'd imagine time spent practicing is the latent metric actually being measured. You can't have 10 years of experience at age 25. That said it seems silly to use age when time spent practicing is a readily observable value.
- nickbarnwell 8y agoIf, as GP stated, life experience was a significant factor in fostering the therapeutic relationship than older therapists with equal or lesser experience than their younger peers would have better results, though I agree that it likely is simply a proxy for YoE