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A randomized controlled trial of attention modification for social anxiety disorder

Highlights • An RCT of a modified attention bias protocol using words to reducing social anxiety. • Compares in-lab and at home administrations of the protocol. • Active and control conditions resulted in reductions in self-reported social anxiety. • No differences were found based on administration...

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Published in:	Journal of anxiety disorders 2015-06, Vol.33, p.35-44
Main Authors:	Carleton, R. Nicholas, Teale Sapach, Michelle J.N, Oriet, Chris, Duranceau, Sophie, Lix, Lisa M, Thibodeau, Michel A, Horswill, Samantha C, Ubbens, Jordan R, Asmundson, Gordon J.G
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Subjects:	Adult Analysis of Variance Anxiety - psychology Attention - physiology Attention modification protocol Attentional bias Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - methods Depression - psychology Female Humans Longitudinal Studies Longitudinal study Male Phobic Disorders - therapy Psychiatry Randomized controlled trial Social anxiety disorder Surveys and Questionnaires
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