Question

a surgeon developed a new procedure for knee replacement surgery. to study its effectiveness, they recruit patients who need knee replacement surgery and are willing to participate in a blind study. the surgeon randomly assigns each volunteer to receive either the new procedure or the standard procedure. after the surgeon performs the procedure, they monitor each patient to see if one group has better results than the other. what does it mean for this experiment to be blind?

Answer 1

Answer: The volunteers are unaware of which surgery they receive.

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