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●Hypothesis is a smaller amount of information in regards to the topic of the research study.In simple it is proposition or assumption of a study.
●Epidemiology in the research study refers to detailing about how a disease has occurred or any concept, it rate,incidence, prevalence, distribution in geographical area,demography as a whole
●Case control study are done by comparing two things or a group or a person who have opposite outcomes .In simple two groups having a outcome is assessed for their exposure
●Clinical trail refers to assessing the effect of a measure implemented in a study
●Control group are one where this group are involved in the study by any intervention or implementation thet are just observed and correlated with others
●Experimental group basically involves the testing or intervention done on the group and then studied
● Placebo in the study has no therapeutic value ,the subjects are not given any treatment for the illness but just observed
●The details of the study intervention is known only to the person who does the research
●Double blind study neither the researchers or the subjects are informed about the intervention.
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