Seth took part in a clinical trial in which he was given a month's supply of medication to treat his headaches. At the end of the month, he reported to his doctor that the pills had reduced both the frequency and intensity of his pain.
Unknown to Seth or to his doctor was the fact that Seth had been given pills with no active ingredient. The phenomenon of improved symptoms that Seth experienced is commonly known as the
A) bias toward improvement. B) placebo effect.
C) experimental result. D) study participant bias.
Question 2
Which of the following is the term for the type of metabolism that supports physical activity lasting more than 3 minutes?
A) fatty acid B) anaerobic C) aerobic D) nitrogen
NANDA international two part format
Structures of the ionized forms of some representative fatty acids (part 2)
Transcription of a gene (Part 2)
Part 2