Showed Neutral Outcomes

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Reframing clinical trial results

Outcomes of clinical trials are traditionally labeled as positive or negative. Labeling of negative trials may have to be refined to better communicate the observed effects. This will distinguish negative trials with neutral outcomes (no difference between intervention and placebo) from trials with worse outcomes (worse outcome in intervention). We illustrate this concept with examples from ...

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Showed Neutral Outcomes

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The outcomes of clinical trials are traditionally labeled either as positive, meaning that the outcomes of the trial were in line with the main hypothesis of the study, or as negative, meaning that the outcomes of the trial were contradictory to this hypothesis. This labeling is unambiguous for positive trials: there was a difference in favor of the intervention arm compared to a placebo ...

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Showed Neutral Outcomes

Moving forward, it's essential to keep these visual contexts in mind when discussing Showed Neutral Outcomes.

Assessing behavioural profiles following neutral, positive and negative ...

Previous data suggest zero-value, neutral outcomes (draw) are subjectively assigned negative rather than positive valence. The combined observations of faster rather than slower reaction times, subsequent actions defined by shift rather than stay behaviour, reduced flexibility, and, larger rather than smaller deviations from optimal performance following draws all align with the consequences ...

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