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Research on gender differences in perceptions of leadership effectiveness found that women are perceived as more effective in middle management positions.
Selection Bias
The assignment of participants to experimental or control groups in such a way that systematic differences among the groups are present at the beginning of the experiment.
Placebo Effect
A phenomenon where a person experiences a perceived improvement in condition due to their expectations, rather than the effect of an active intervention.
Placebo Effect
A psychological phenomenon where patients experience perceived or actual improvements in their condition due to their belief in the efficacy of a treatment that is inert or not specifically effective for the condition being treated.
Fake Treatment
A placebo or sham treatment, with no therapeutic effect, used as a control in testing new drugs or treatments.
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