Why are randomized, double-blind studies the most trustworthy kind?

In addition to asking other critical questions when trying to judge if a study if meaningful or reliable, one of the most important things to know is how the study was controlled. In general, you should trust only controlled randomized, and double-blind studies. These three research-nerd words that simply mean that the subjects were put into groups in a random fashion that wouldn't skew the results, and researchers themselves were unaware of which subjects were actually being tested, and which were in the "control" group (in a drug study, they would be given a placebo or another treatment).

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