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Placebo Effect
A phenomenon in which a person experiences a perceived improvement in their condition due to their expectations or beliefs, rather than the effect of an active medical treatment.
False Treatment Interaction Effect
An erroneous conclusion that the effect of a treatment varies depending on different settings or groups, often due to methodological flaws.
Paradigm Effect
The phenomenon where existing beliefs or frameworks influence the interpretation of new information or experiences.
Time Sampling
A data collection technique that involves observing and recording behavior during predetermined intervals, offering insights into patterns over time.
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