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Making Randomized Controlled Trials Culturally Responsive: A Practical Framework
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are widely used to establish causal effects, yet conventional procedures may overlook cultural contexts that shape participation, measurement, and research outcomes. This article introduces Culturally Responsive Randomized Controlled Trials (CRRCTs), a practical f
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