The purpose of this drug trial was to compare various methods of assessing changes in anxiety and to determine which would discriminate most effectively between the effects of treatment.

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Kellner et al. (Mon,) studied this question.

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1Physiological Measures, Sedative Drugs, and Morbid Anxiety1966 · 343 citations
2Statistical Methods1939 · 19,160 citations
3A Controlled Trial of Methaminodiazepoxide (Chlordiazepoxide, “Librium”) in the Treatment of Anxiety in Neurotic Patients1961 · 32 citations
4Lectures on the Methodology of Clinical Research1962 · 13 citations
5Maudsley Personality Inventory1958 · 171 citations

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Also Consider

Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1Physiological Measures, Sedative Drugs, and Morbid Anxiety1966 · 343 citations
2Statistical Methods1939 · 19,160 citations
3A Controlled Trial of Methaminodiazepoxide (Chlordiazepoxide, “Librium”) in the Treatment of Anxiety in Neurotic Patients1961 · 32 citations
4Lectures on the Methodology of Clinical Research1962 · 13 citations
5Maudsley Personality Inventory1958 · 171 citations