Einzelblindversuch
The Einzelblindversuch, or single-blind experiment, is a research methodology where one group, typically the participants, is unaware of specific details of the study's design or treatment allocation. This blinding is implemented to mitigate bias that could arise from participants' expectations or knowledge of their assigned condition. For example, in a medical trial, participants might not know if they are receiving an active drug or a placebo.
The primary goal of the Einzelblindversuch is to prevent the placebo effect or other psychological influences
While the Einzelblindversuch addresses participant bias, it is important to note that the researchers or administrators