Fan-spread model, Advanced Statistics

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This term sometimes is applied to the model for explaining the differences found between naturally happening groups which are greater than those observed on some previous occasion; under this model this effect is supposed to arise because individuals who are less impaired, less unwell, etc., and therefore score higher initially, might have greater capacity for the change or improvement over the time period.


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