Problems in Securing Informed Consent of Subjects in Experimental Trials of Unap
Problems in Securing Informed Consent of Subjects in Experimental Trials of Unap
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01, Content p<03 p< 004 Grandiosity F(l, 32) = 7. T7. P<02 Hallucinations F(l, 16) = 5. 62, F(l. 32) = 4. 46. p<. 04 p<05 Between-patients comparison. The between -patients com- parison was used to determine whether the within-patients pro- dromal findings would generalize to differences between pa- tients who relapsed and those who did not relapse. Analyses of variance were computed for the BPRS mean psychopathology score with period (prodrome, comparison) as a between-pa- tienls variable and week (the 2-week blocks ending 6, 4, and 2 weeks prior to the relapse or point) as a repeated measure. The overall symptomatology level was significantly higher prior to psychotic relapse than during the nonrelapsers' comparison period (BPRS mean psychopathology score period effect), fjl, 32) = 4. 83, p < . 04. See Table 1 for the means and standard deviations for significant period effects in this section. An anova was computed with period (prodrome, compari- son) as a between-patients variable and week (6, 4, and 2 weeks prior to the relapse BPRS interview) and BPRS factor score as repeated measures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
01, Content p<03 p< 004 Grandiosity F(l, 32) = 7. T7. P<02 Hallucinations F(l, 16) = 5. 62, F(l. 32) = 4. 46. p<. 04 p<05 Between-patients comparison. The between -patients com- parison was used to determine whether the within-patients pro- dromal findings would generalize to differences between pa- tients who relapsed and those who did not relapse. Analyses of variance were computed for the BPRS mean psychopathology score with period (prodrome, comparison) as a between-pa- tienls variable and week (the 2-week blocks ending 6, 4, and 2 weeks prior to the relapse or point) as a repeated measure. The overall symptomatology level was significantly higher prior to psychotic relapse than during the nonrelapsers' comparison period (BPRS mean psychopathology score period effect), fjl, 32) = 4. 83, p < . 04. See Table 1 for the means and standard deviations for significant period effects in this section. An anova was computed with period (prodrome, compari- son) as a between-patients variable and week (6, 4, and 2 weeks prior to the relapse BPRS interview) and BPRS factor score as repeated measures.
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