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Respondents are asked to place a mark on the line representing their current feeling of intoxication, and its position is later measured using a ruler to extract a value.
The experiment follows a repeated-measures, placebo-controlled (single-blind) crossover within-participant design (see Figure 3). The order of treatment was counterbalanced, such that half of the participants (n=15) received alcohol in their first session and a placebo in their second.
J Med Internet Res 2025;27:e55469
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The instructions will describe the setup required for the assessment and a list of equipment needed (measuring tape, chair, and masking tape to mark distances). If the participant is unable to secure these items independently, they will be mailed to them before their baseline assessment.
The same physiotherapist blinded to group assignment will perform baseline and follow-up assessments for a given participant. All trial assessments will be conducted virtually using the Zoom platform.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e72585
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