Behavioral Correlates of the Guessing Game

作者: JONAS COHLER

DOI: 10.1001/ARCHPSYC.1966.01730150055009

关键词: PsychiatryClinical psychologyDouble blindControl (linguistics)BlindnessAlternative medicineActive controlStatement (logic)Psychology

摘要: AT THE onset of their research into double-blind studies the authors took particular note a statement by Committee on Research Group for Advancement Psychiatry. 1 This suggests that inert placebos, as they are frequently employed in studies, fail to reproduce essential symptoms and side effects experienced patients receiving an active drug; judges turn perceive subtle differences between "drug" "control" groups, hence eliminating from design genuine "blindness." Other investigations concerning designs had suggested use control substance which would mimic drug. 2-5 The present investigators have reported attempts develop such two previous findings summarized below. 6,7 In first these using inactive

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