Why are placebo controls so important in antidepressant clinical trials?
A) Clinically significant improvements often occur in placebo-treated patients.
B) Antidepressant drugs have a high risk for dependency.
C) Placebos contain the inactive form of the antidepressant and are important for assessing safety risks.
D) Because participants rarely respond to the placebo, it provides a good baseline for comparing antidepressant effectiveness.
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