The authors of the updated analysis suggest that potential contributors to the reduced between-group effect sizes for CBT relative to prior research include more rigorous research designs, the inclusion of studies that did not employ trauma-focused CBT, a high proportion of studies examining military or veteran samples or group CBT, and the use of more active or effective control conditions.

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  Efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety-Related Disorders

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• cognitive-behavioral therapy concept
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