In Reply to: An opinion if you please posted by Russ57 on April 9, 2007 at 10:18:13:
If you can get away with not explaining the mechanism for the improvement proposed by the DUT, then you shouldn't. Otherwise, you may leave yourself open to criticism by the people you are trying to impress with your DBT (not that naysayers wont always find a way to criticize that which they "naysay"....).Don't think it might make a difference? Consider this. I've done DBT's on people using Belt (PWB) products - say, silver rainbow foil on the label side of a CD. The CD copies were in a changer, and never left it, so no one could know what they looked like. Once differences were -positively- identified, I showed people what the mechanism for the differences was (a sliver of silvery foil about 2mm wide adhered to the disc ). Only after seeing what the test was all about, I found I was more likely to get responses like "Well... I'm not sure if there was a difference... I could be wrong..."
The usual human prejudices kick in, and they start to doubt what it is that they heard. Happens all the time.
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Follow Ups
- Re: An opinion if you please - Posy Rorer 11:06:34 04/09/07 (7)
- "I've done DBT's on people using Belt (PWB) products " - Pat D 07:08:55 04/10/07 (0)
- Okay lets run with this a bit - Russ57 12:06:54 04/09/07 (5)
- Re: Okay lets run with this a bit - Posy Rorer 19:16:38 04/09/07 (4)
- Please - and keep running after you've hit the door... - Presto 17:59:42 04/10/07 (2)
- Presto - why do you always respond with personal attacks? Please learn to behave or leave. - Posy Rorer 23:15:54 04/10/07 (1)
- You haven't seen a personal attack yet. nt - Presto 18:32:50 04/11/07 (0)
- I guess I am lucky - Russ57 06:34:03 04/10/07 (0)