alizes in adolescent anxiety and has been collecting information about the frequency of all clients' anxiety symptoms (a higher number means more frequent symptoms) and comparing them using z-scores. Alex has a z-score of 1.6. What can we infe

alizes in adolescent anxiety and has been collecting information about the frequency of all clients' anxiety symptoms (a higher number means more frequent symptoms) and comparing them using z-scores. Alex has a z-score of 1.6. What can we infe

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