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APA SYMPOSIUM ON CLINICAL VERSUS STATISTICAL PREDICTION

Prediction and Clinical Inference: Forty Years Later

Pages 362-369 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010
 

Abstract

The earlier controversy between clinical and statistical prediction has faded into the shadows. Few people today challenge the necessity for both approaches in seeking to develop and apply knowledge. In more contemporary terms, the issue of which prediction method should be preferred involves choosing between a quest for historical truth (i.e., correspondence demonstrated by staristical methods) and a quest for narrative truth (i.e., coherence achieved by clinical formulations).

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