Friends or foes ? : predictors of treatment outcome of cognitieve behavioral therapy for childhood anxiety disorders

Children with a comorbid condition other than anxiety (e.g. depression, ADHD) showed significantly higher levels of pretreatment symptoms, not only for child-reported anxiety

Cognitive- behavioral group treatments in childhood anxiety disorders: the role of parental involvement.. Psychosocial correlates of childhood

e.g., the anxiety or worry is not about having a Panic Attack (as in Panic Disorder), be- ing embarrassed in public (as in Social Phobia), being contaminated (as in

Anxious children with Social Phobia showed even more impaired levels of assertion, cooperation and responsibility compared to anxiety disordered children without SOP, though

Kinderen uit de ‘andere comorbiditeit’ groep vertoonden ook minder verandering in door henzelf gerapporteerde angstsymptomen, daarentegen vertoonden zij een grotere afname

She participated in a large treatment outcome study titled ‘Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT) of Childhood and Adolescent Anxiety Disorders: An optimal match between

As self-control predicts treatment outcome but Social Phobia does not, assessment of self-control is more valuable for the prediction of treatment outcome than type of

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