Stephanie Bull, Rohini Terry, Neil Rice, Daniele Carrieri, Mark Tarrant, Gerens Curnow
Social connections and social identity as a basis for learning and support: Experiences of medical students with minoritised and non-minoritised ethnic identities
Medical education
difficulty identifying effective pharmacotherapies cocaine dependence led suggestions subgroup differences may account heterogeneity treatment response wellattested methodological difficulties associated analyses recommend use bayesian statistical reasoning evaluation salient interaction effects secondary data analysis previously published doubleblind randomized controlled trial examines interaction decisionmaking measured iowa gambling task citalopram increasing longest sustained abstinence cocaine use bayesian analysis indicated 99 chance improved decisionmaking enhances response citalopram given strong positive nature finding formal quantitative bayesian approach evaluate result perspective skeptic applied bayesian statistical reasoning provides formal means weighing evidence presence interaction scenarios conventional frequentist analyses may less informative supplementary materials available article go publishers online edition american journal drug alcohol abuse following free supplemental resource appendix 1