Experimental design deck for clinical research: A new learning resource in aid of scientific thinking

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The Experimental Design Deck for Clinical Research is a simulation of a problem in experimental design in a card deck format. It is intended to stimulate the development of skills in scientific thinking by allowing the student, in a self-directed fashion, to design a clinical trial to test either a given hypothesis (specific deck) or a hypothesis that the player provides (general deck). In addition to its use as an educational tool, the Experimental Design Deck can be used as a guide to the application of scientific thinking in a variety of biomedical activities. It can easily be modified for application to problems in nonmedical research and evaluation.

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Sinclair, J. C. (1978). Experimental design deck for clinical research: A new learning resource in aid of scientific thinking. Pediatrics, 62(2), 222–227. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.62.2.222

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