2024
DOI: 10.1002/cpp.2956
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“The early bird catches the worm”—Prediction of early response and its importance for treatment outcome in a naturalistic setting of cognitive behaviour therapy

Bonnie Röhrig,
Michael Witthöft,
Stephan Herpertz
et al.

Abstract: ObjectiveKnowledge about predictors of early response (ER) remains limited. This study examined patient, process, and therapist variables to predict ER in a naturalistic setting.Research Design and MethodsData from 493 psychotherapy outpatients were analysed. ER was defined by a ≥25% reduction in general psychological distress (ER percent) and by the reliable change index (ER RCI) within the first 10 sessions measured by the Brief Symptom Inventory‐18. ER prediction was determined using logistic regression. Ge… Show more

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