Placebo control treatments and the evaluation of psychotherapy: A reply to Grunbaum and Erwin

Philosophy of Science 64 (3):497-510 (1997)
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In this paper, I respond to some criticisms of Greenwood (1996) advanced by Grunbaum (1996) and Erwin (1996). I argue that Grunbaum's problematic account of "placebo effects" and placebo control treatments does not really address, far less resolve, the problems with experimental evaluations of psychotherapy documented in my original paper

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