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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Study-level moderators"”.

  1. Behavioural Activation for Depression: a systematic review and controlled clinical trial

    … or other psychotherapies. Data on symptom level, recovery/dropout rate and study level moderators (study quality, number of sessions, severity and level of training) were extracted and analysed. Based upon results of the meta-analysis a randomised controlled trial of clinical and cost …

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  2. Using a mixed methods sequential explanatory approach to identify the roles of social and cognitive factors in the development and maintenance of cancer-related PTSD in cancer survivors.

    … find follow-up explanations for Phase 1 results. Study 4 (Phase 2) consisted of two clinical case studies from the PTSD Clinic – one with adjustment disorder, and the other with severe chronic CR-PTSD. Results: Study 1 revealed that PTSD prevalence in breast cancer survivors was 5.8% (95% …

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  3. Power approximation for the test of study-level categorical moderators in meta-regression with dependent effect sizes

    … While power analysis methods for the tests of moderators have been established for fixed- and random-effects models for independent effects, there is currently no methodology for conducting power analysis for moderator tests in meta-regression models that account for dependence. Building on a …

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