Journal article
Competing indirect effects in a comparative psychotherapy trial for generalized anxiety disorder
Abstract
In a randomized trial for generalized anxiety disorder, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and CBT integrated with motivational interviewing (MI) promoted comparable worry reduction at posttreatment, whereas MI-CBT outperformed CBT over 12-month follow-up (Westra, Constantino, & Antony, 2016). Secondary analyses revealed competing mediators of the long-term treatment effect: MI-CBT related to lower patient resistance to the treatment, which …
Authors
Coyne AE; Constantino MJ; Westra HA; Antony MM
Journal
Psychotherapy (Chicago, Ill.), , ,
Publication Date
November 2018
DOI
10.1037/pst0000163
ISSN
1939-1536