Re:Alcoholics Anonymous vs. other approaches: the evidence i...
by dang on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @08:50PM
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Thanks! That's a fabulous comment. By "heavy duty new research" I was just referring to this from the article:
In the last decade or so, researchers have published a number of very high-quality randomized trials and quasi-experiments. Of the 27 studies in the new review, 21 have randomized designs. Together, these flip the conclusion.
That sounds impressive. If it turns out not to be so impressive, that's definitely on topic.
In the last decade or so, researchers have published a number of very high-quality randomized trials and quasi-experiments. Of the 27 studies in the new review, 21 have randomized designs. Together, these flip the conclusion.
That sounds impressive. If it turns out not to be so impressive, that's definitely on topic.