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  1. Self-Esteem as a Predictor of Treatment Outcome Among Women with Eating Disorders

    … and clinical eating disorders during inpatient treatment or during follow-up studies but do not provide both pre- (baseline) and post-treatment self-esteem scores. As a result, many questions about the nature of the relationship between eating disorders and self-esteem remain unanswered. The …

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  2. Referral Source as a Predictor of Treatment Outcomes in Children and Adolescents with Major Depressive Disorder

    … obtained from two previously conducted studies of children and adolescents with major depressive disorder (Emslie et al., 2008; Kennard et al., 2008). Study participants were referred from advertisements, clinician or school counselors, and other sources. To date, two studies have examined …

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  3. Treatment outcomes in a psychology training clinic

    <p>Psychotherapy outcomes are influenced by a number of factors, including client and therapist pretreatment, relational, and intervention factors. The current study utilized data from Eastern Michigan University's Psychology Training Clinic to investigate the effects of pretreatment factors as …

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  4. Do Baseline Language Impairment Measures Predict Anomia Treatment Outcome?

    <p>Most treatment approaches used with people with aphasia include a phonological or semantic focus; many studies have examined the effectiveness of these approaches. Some studies have sought to determine if patients' impairment level is associated with treatment outcome following administration of

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