EMDR and Acupuncture – Selling Non-specific Effects

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EMDR and Acupuncture – Selling Non-specific Effects

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sciencebasedmedicine.org
31/03/2011

A common error to make when interpreting clinical studies is to confuse non-specific effects – those that result from the therapeutic interaction or the process of observation – with a specific effect from the treatment being studied

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