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What's the difference between a double-blind trial and a blind trial?
Speaking of blind evaluation, many people may be familiar with it. In China, many graduate students and doctoral dissertations like to adopt the blind evaluation system. The so-called blind review means that the reviewer does not know the author's information. This evaluation model is more objective and fair, and is widely adopted by many universities. What is the difference between double-blind review and blind review? In fact, blind trials include double-blind trials and single-blind trials, but we are used to saying that single-blind trials are blind trials.

The double-blind experiment is actually two-way, that is, the reviewer does not know the author's information, and the author does not know the reviewer's information, so it is called a double-blind experiment. Double-blind trial is more objective and fair than blind trial. For some authors with general background, if the article is well written, double-blind trial is beneficial to them, reviewers will pay full attention to the article itself, and the author will also save some unnecessary worries and worries. Therefore, the current double-blind trial is objective.