SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a type of blinding used in clinical trials?

  1. Triple blind

  2. Double blind

  3. Quadruple blind

  4. Single blind

The correct answer is: Quadruple blind

In clinical trials, blinding is the process of withholding certain information from study participants and/or researchers to prevent bias. Triple blind, double blind, and single blind are all commonly used types of blinding where either the participant, researcher, or both are unaware of the treatment being administered. Quadruple blind, on the other hand, is not a commonly used type of blinding and is not mentioned in most literature on clinical trials. Therefore, it is the incorrect option in this context.

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