An Inert Substance That May Be Administered Instead of a Drug

question 77

Multiple Choice

An inert substance that may be administered instead of a drug to see if it produces any of the same effects as the drug is called a

• A) placebo.
• B) coefficient.
• C) case study.
• D) replication.

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Definitions:

Correct

Correct refers to being free from errors or mistakes, or conforming to fact or truth.

Democratic Subjectivism

The belief or principle that individual subjective opinions and preferences should direct democratic decision-making processes and policies.

Good Taste

The ability to make discerning judgments about aesthetic, stylistic, or cultural matters, often associated with politeness, sophistication, or a sense of propriety.

Objectivism

A philosophical system developed by Ayn Rand centered around the advocacy of rational self-interest and individual rights.