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Attention control groups can create problems in psychosomatic and behavioral medicine trials and may be unnecessary or counterproductive in certain behavioral interventions.
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Editorial
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This article discusses the problems created by attention control conditions in behavioral medicine trials and argues that controlling for attention is sometimes unnecessary and counterproductive.
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Attention control groups
This article discusses the problems created by attention control conditions in behavioral medicine trials and argues that controlling for attention is sometimes unnecessary and counterproductive.
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Kenneth E. Freedland (2013) reported an editorial. Attention control groups was evaluated. Attention control groups can create problems in psychosomatic and behavioral medicine trials and may be unnecessary or counterproductive in certain behavioral interventions.