Mechanisms of change in control group drinking in clinical trials of brief alcohol intervention: Implications for bias toward the null
Abstract
Reductions in control group consumption over time that are possibly related to research design affect the impact of brief alcohol interventions (BAI) in clinical settings.We conducted a systematic review to identify research design factors that may contribute to control group change, strategies to limit these effects and implications for researchers. Studies with control group n > 30 were selected if they published baseline and outcome...
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Title
Mechanisms of change in control group drinking in clinical trials of brief alcohol intervention: Implications for bias toward the null
Published Date
Sep 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
5
Pages
498 - 507
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