In an Intervention Study, the Control Group Consists of

question 5

Multiple Choice

In an intervention study, the control group consists of

• A) study participants who did not receive the study treatment or intervention.
• B) study participants who have been asked to control their food intake.
• C) study participants who received the study treatment or intervention.
• D) study participants who will be included in a follow-up study.

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Definitions:

Norms

Socially accepted rules that govern behavior within a group or society.

Treatment Groups

Collectives of participants in a clinical research trial who are subjected to specific interventions to evaluate the effects of those interventions on particular outcomes.

Preliminary Interviews

Initial meetings or conversations conducted to gather basic information before a formal process or investigation.

Potential Group Members

Individuals who could become part of a group based on shared interests, goals, or characteristics.