The Goldilocks placebo effect: Placebo effect is stronger when people select a treatment from an optimal number of choices / Rebecca J. Hafner, Mathew P. White, Simon J. Handley.--

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TextSeries: Journal of Psychology ; 131(2)Publication details: University of Illinois Press; 2018Description: Pages 175-184, Summer 2018Subject(s):

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