The comments reflect a moderate interest in understanding the methodological nuances of placebo effects, as seen in references to structural similarities in trials and study specifics like blinding procedures, but the overall tone remains fairly superficial, with some confusion about related studies. Words such as 'disanalogous' and mentions of linking to incorrect studies suggest cautious but limited engagement with the article's broader significance.
AgreementNeither agree nor disagree
The discussion snippets show confusion about study details and a lack of clear consensus on the article's conclusions, leading to an overall neutral agreement level.
InterestModerate interest
Participants show some curiosity, especially regarding specific studies and trial methods, but overall engagement remains moderate due to technical language and limited depth.
EngagementNeutral engagement
Comments indicate brief mentions of terminology and method considerations but do not delve deeply into implications or critique, reflecting superficial engagement.
ImpactNeutral impact
The exchanges seem to be clarifications or side remarks without substantial influence on broader understanding, suggesting minimal immediate impact.
Abstract in brief
The text explains that placebo effects are significant in medicine and psychotherapy, with randomized controlled trials used to estimate these effects, but there are challenges in applying this design to psychotherapy.
In medicine, recent meta-analyses suggest that placebo effects are small or nonexistent overall, but when studies are well-designed and conditions are responsive to placebos, these effects can be quite substantial.
For psychological disorders like depression, pill placebos can nearly match active medications, and properly designed psychological placebos can be as effective as real psychotherapies, highlighting the importance of study design in assessing true treatment efficacy.]
@clendinnen @EikoFried This is somewhat disanalogous. In a CBT clinical trial, we’d aim to have a structurally similar experimental group to a structurally similar control for the very reason that blinding is inadequate. E.g.: https://t.co/vmtl4X4lXC
Whoops, linked to the wrong Wampold 2005 study. My boy published a lot in 2005. Here's the one you want [3/4] https://t.co/wd7tAV8uDx https://t.co/ne2L0ZIGI9
Whoops, linked to the wrong Wampold 2005 study. My boy published a lot in 2005. Here's the one you want [3/4]
https://t.co/wd7tAV7WNZ https://t.co/fWRnMJoms0
Placebo effects are significant in medicine and psychotherapy, with randomized controlled trials used to estimate these effects. Well-designed studies can reveal substantial placebo responses, especially in…
Placebo effects are significant in medicine and psychotherapy. Well-designed studies show placebo impacts can be substantial, especially in responsive conditions, with psychological placebos sometimes matching active…
Whoops, linked to the wrong Wampold 2005 study. My boy published a lot in 2005. Here's the one you want [3/4] https://t.co/wd7tAV8uDx https://t.co/ne2L0ZIGI9
Whoops, linked to the wrong Wampold 2005 study. My boy published a lot in 2005. Here's the one you want [3/4]
https://t.co/wd7tAV7WNZ https://t.co/fWRnMJoms0
@clendinnen @EikoFried This is somewhat disanalogous. In a CBT clinical trial, we’d aim to have a structurally similar experimental group to a structurally similar control for the very reason that blinding is inadequate. E.g.: https://t.co/vmtl4X4lXC
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