While Both Single-Blind and Double-Blind Procedures Both Prevent a Study

question 33

Multiple Choice

While both single-blind and double-blind procedures both prevent a study participant from knowing what a test drug is,single-blind procedures differ from double-blind procedures by:

• A) not allowing investigators to know which drug participants received.
• B) allowing study participants to later choose which drug.
• C) allowing participants in other groups to know which drug they received.
• D) allowing investigators to know which drug participants received.

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