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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Sudden gains"”.
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The Impact of Sudden Gains and Deteriorations on the Psychotherapy Process
… closely at outcome trajectories has been termed sudden gains/deteriorations. These are defined as sudden changes in outcome (either positive or negative) of 25% or more from the pre-change level of symptoms that are in turn sustained over time (Tang & DeRubeis, 1999). Although there are data …
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Sudden Gains and Sudden Losses in Cognitive Therapy for Major Depressive Disorder
… in a single between-session interval; these “sudden gains” occur at different sessions across patients and provide an important window to examine factors that may be influencing clinical improvements. People who experienced sudden gains were more likely to be treatment responders, be at a …
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Course and predictors of recovery from disruptive life events
… experience two types of symptom discontinuities: sudden gains and spikes. Women often attribute these discontinuities to external events, though they also attribute about half of sudden gains to cognitive or emotional changes. Sudden gains predicted several long-term outcomes, whereas spikes only …