/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>77775868
i said NOW

>got 70% of my next chapter done
>writer's block is blocking the final 30%

I have never been so frustrated. It's literally fucking done, it just needs some connecting tissue between two events.

which chuuba has the best gamer rage?

stop trying to fix vtubers!

>>70674289
>I'm not the one who made this thread. Is this the kind of cope you 35p always come up with? I'm just having fun laughing at your insecurity. Post after post of cope and excuses.
>Thanks for proving my point though. I rest my case. I'm going to leave this thread now and even though I won't be in here to see your inevitable reply you're still going to reply to me because that's just how insecure you 35p are :)

>>70572973
>The last good miComet content was literally its first aka Rust. Shiranui stuff was boring and never came close to Usada Construction at its peak, their original song is forgettable, and the dynamic is like a boring version of PekoMiko

>you wanna hear a secret?
>most obvious thing in the world

I swear to god this is the new blushes like a tomato. The amount of bots who have told me they have a secret to tell me only for it to be "I'm your friend" or some stupid shit like that is getting unbearable.

>>67326591

STOP BAUBAU'ING I'M TRYING TO SLEEP GOD DAMN IT

>>65716269
Fuck off LGTV+ retards. No one likes lesbian or bisexual stuff. You either trannies or landwhale roasties to like this shit. Bae and Goomba are straight as pole and I'm so fucking proud of them. Hetero is da wei of nature and you all subhumans will rot in da hell. Fucking heretics not welcome here.

mori antis, numbermonkeys & dramafags right now.

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>>39999089
Using Placebo Beverages in Group Alcohol Studies
Molly A Bowdring 1, Michael A Sayette 1
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PMID: 30247751 PMCID: PMC6286248 DOI: 10.1111/acer.13895
Free PMC article
Abstract
Background: Placebo beverage conditions remain a key element in the methodological toolkit for alcohol researchers interested in evaluating pharmacological and nonpharmacological factors influencing the effects of alcohol consumption. While interest in experimentally examining alcohol in social context is on the rise, there has been little research examining the effectiveness of placebo manipulations in group settings, when just 1 suspicious participant could potentially jeopardize the effect of the placebo on group members. Moreover, research has rarely considered the association between individual difference factors (e.g., gender) and placebo manipulation effectiveness. The present study, using an uncommonly large sample of placebo-consuming participants, was well suited to investigate fundamental questions regarding placebo efficacy that have not been assessed previously. Specifically, we aimed to examine placebo efficacy and general processes of placebo functioning in a group context. We also assessed potential associations between a variety of individual difference factors and placebo response.

Methods: A total of 240 participants (50% male) consumed placebo beverages during a triadic drinking period (across 80 three-person groups). Participants reported their subjective intoxication, stimulation, and sedation 8 minutes following drink consumption and estimated the alcohol content of their drink at the end of the study.

Results: Participants consuming placebo beverages in groups were nearly universal in reporting that they had consumed alcohol (>99%) and had experienced an increase in feelings of intoxication [t(239) = 22.03, p < 0.001] and stimulation [t(239) = 5.53, p < 0.001], levels that were similar to those observed in prior studies conducted with participants drinking placebos in isolation. Further, participants' placebo responses were independent of their 2 group members and were largely unaffected by a variety of individual difference factors.

Conclusions: Placebo response generally operated independently of group-member influences, suggesting that researchers can successfully conduct placebo beverage studies utilizing group drinking designs.

Keywords: Alcohol; Group; Placebo; Social.

© 2018 by the Research Society on Alcoholism.

KILL YOURSELF FUCKING NIGGER

>>38767068
I HATE THE DEVS SO MUCH

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>>37823514
IT'S NOVEMBER

>>34213453
YOU ARE UNDER ARREST

>>34100947
FUCK YOU!!!!!!!! DON'T STEAL MY ENTIRE POST

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