91607 Research Methods 1 (Acupuncture)

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This subject is an introduction to the scientific method and its importance to the TCM profession. It deals with basic research issues: theories and models; independent; dependent and confounding variables; and the influence of the placebo effects. It also examines the philosophical basis of positivist, empiricist and analytical approaches to scientific endeavours.

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Subject EFTSL: 0.083
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