Dr. Rhonda Barofsky

Or a trialogue.

Or a trialogue.

Okay, fellow trial loggers, have a good one. This has been another episode of the Feeling Good podcast. For more information, visit Dr. Byrne's website at feelinggood.com, where you will find the show notes under the podcast page. You will also find archives of previous episodes and many resources for therapists and non-therapists. We welcome your comments and questions.

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Well, I'll turn it right over to Jason, just with the brief introduction that, as you know, I'm a big advocate for research, and we've been doing all kinds of research with the app, but you, Jason, have started on some really cool, innovative experiments that you've been doing on a variety of topics, and I think we want to get that out into the

Well, I'll turn it right over to Jason, just with the brief introduction that, as you know, I'm a big advocate for research, and we've been doing all kinds of research with the app, but you, Jason, have started on some really cool, innovative experiments that you've been doing on a variety of topics, and I think we want to get that out into the

and to the public forum because it's not only important, but it's innovative and fascinating and kind of mind-blowing. So take it away, Jason, and we have no idea where we're going to end up, but we'll give it a start and see where it winds its way through the cosmos to the conclusion.

and to the public forum because it's not only important, but it's innovative and fascinating and kind of mind-blowing. So take it away, Jason, and we have no idea where we're going to end up, but we'll give it a start and see where it winds its way through the cosmos to the conclusion.

I want to say that. New Cool Tool Club. That's right.

I want to say that. New Cool Tool Club. That's right.

Yeah. And all of you who want to become members, send me a check for $49.95. Yeah. And no more.

Yeah. And all of you who want to become members, send me a check for $49.95. Yeah. And no more.

Okay. But what we can do, if you send me the data, because we have their data at the beginning up to the point where they dropped out, and then we can put it into an Amos structural equation model, and then we can get the estimate of the scores at the end of the entire group rather than just the completers. And we can see if there's a statistically significant difference there. Yes.

Okay. But what we can do, if you send me the data, because we have their data at the beginning up to the point where they dropped out, and then we can put it into an Amos structural equation model, and then we can get the estimate of the scores at the end of the entire group rather than just the completers. And we can see if there's a statistically significant difference there. Yes.

The 35 versus the entire group.

The 35 versus the entire group.

Were those numbers statistically significant? They're pretty close.

Were those numbers statistically significant? They're pretty close.