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- masked information. However, if unblinding has occurred, the responses will indicate the degree of unblinding. Since unblinding cannot be measured directly...
- re-introduced. Unblinding is common in blind experiments and must be measured and reported. Meta-research has revealed high levels of unblinding in pharmacological...
- that they are taking a drug. When this occurs, it is called unblinding. This kind of unblinding can be reduced with the use of an active placebo, which is...
- "Irreversal" was re-recorded for The End of Heartache (2004) and "In the Unblind" was re-recorded for the Alive or Just Breathing 2005 re-release bonus...
- A code-break procedure is a set of rules which determine when planned unblinding should occur in a blinded experiment. FDA guidelines recommend that sponsors...
- recommend that all studies ****ess and report unblinding. In practice, very few studies ****ess unblinding. An experimenter may have latitude defining procedures...
- psychotherapy might be substantially influenced by expectancy effects given the unblinding of parti****nts. To prevent this confounding factor, it has been suggested...
- size of psilocybin over escitalopram appears to be small. Functional unblinding by their psychoactive effects and positive psychological expectancy effects...
- Raatib Anderson 1,258 3.91% Christine Nugent (M-L) 130 0.40% Judy Sgro Unblind Tibbin (Green) 388 1.21% Scarborough—Agincourt Jean Yip 20,712 56.54% Mark...
- concern is that the psychoactive effects of antidepressants may lead to the unblinding of parti****nts or researchers, enhancing the placebo effect and biasing...