Criteria for clinically significant change

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Jacobson and colleagues established three ways of setting a criterion for "Clinically Significant Change" (CSC). This form allows you to find all three and see an explanatory plot. To get all three you have to have four referential parameters: the mean and s.d. for clinical and non-clinical distributions.
Clinical	Non-clinical
Mean:	Mean:
s.d.:	s.d.:
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