Dismantling Study

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Under a Dismantling study (Engl. Dismantling study) is understood in the psychotherapy research comparing a group, was carried out at the treatment with all interventions, was omitted with a comparison group in which an intervention, all other were made. This is used to check the efficiency of a therapy method. This study arrangement can be used to decide whether the intervention that the comparison group did not receive has a causal influence on the recovery. See also: randomization .

Individual evidence

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