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Towards improving treatment for childhood OCD: Analyzing mediating

mechanisms & non-response

Wolters, L.H.

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2013

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Wolters, L. H. (2013). Towards improving treatment for childhood OCD: Analyzing mediating

mechanisms & non-response.

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Contents

Introduction 9

Part I. Candidate mediating mechanisms:

Dysfunctional cognition and selective attention for threat Chapter 1 Psychometric properties of a Dutch version of the

Obsessive Beliefs Questionnaire - Child Version (OBQ-CV) 23 Chapter 2 Psychometric properties of the Dutch version of the

Meta-Cognitions Questionnaire - Adolescent Version (MCQ-A) in non-clinical adolescents and adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder

45

Chapter 3 The time-course of threat processing in children: A temporal dissociation between selective attention and behavioral interference

67

Chapter 4 Selective attention for threat: No evidence of increased bias in children and adolescents with OCD

85

Part II. Mediating mechanisms and non-response

Chapter 5 Mediating mechanisms in cognitive behavioral therapy for childhood OCD: The role of dysfunctional cognition

107 Chapter 6 Non-response to cognitive behavioral therapy for

childhood OCD: Adding treatment modalities not always necessary

133

Summary & General discussion 161 Nederlandse samenvatting 179

References 191

Dankwoord 207

Curriculum Vitae 213