A researcher who tested the habituation-based account of exposure therapy for childhood and adolescent anxiety. Analyses related changes during exposure exercises to treatment outcomes in 72 youths. Process–outcome associations probe a proposed mechanism, but do not independently randomize within-session fear reduction or establish it as the necessary cause of improvement.[ref]
Testing the habituation-based model of exposures for child and adolescent anxiety by Jeremy S. Peterman and others. online 2016, 2019 issue, exposure-process predictors
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