Finally decided to look up "randomized controlled study" for a clearer definition than whatever was rattling around in my head and your video came up. Very helpful. It occurs to me that we might call the perils of an insufficient n-value "random bias."
Sometimes double blind trials is not feasible and sometimes not possible. also, unblinded RCTs are still very useful. but they are just prone to some biases that double blinded trials are not
Thanks a lot for that excellent explanation!
Finally decided to look up "randomized controlled study" for a clearer definition than whatever was rattling around in my head and your video came up. Very helpful. It occurs to me that we might call the perils of an insufficient n-value "random bias."
thank you!
DB RCT are the best! Thank you for the content! Why should i listen to other trials if they are vulnerable to biases?
Sometimes double blind trials is not feasible and sometimes not possible.
also, unblinded RCTs are still very useful. but they are just prone to some biases that double blinded trials are not