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Predictors of symptom trajectories after cognitive-behavioral therapy in adolescents with an age-adapted diagnosis of binge-eating disorder

Schmidt et al., 2022

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12278422651842635243
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Schmidt R
Hilbert A
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Behavior Therapy

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Although evidence demonstrated efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) in adolescents with binge-eating disorder (BED), treatment response is heterogeneous. This study uniquely examined baseline predictors of symptom trajectories in N= 73 adolescents …
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