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Research Q: Can EFT be effective in resolving attachment injuries stemming from online extra marital involvement?

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Research Q: Can EFT be effective in resolving attachment injuries stemming from online extra marital involvement?

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Variables: EFT, Attachment Injuries stemming from Online EMI, process factors in EFT

Population:
Couples where one partner has sustained an attachment injury stemming from their spouse's online EMI

Method:
100 couples
Randomly assign them to experimental and control group (waitlist Group/ Treatment as usual group)
Single blind/double blind experiment
Number of sessions, points of evaluation

Quant/ Qual/ Mixed

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ACT for partners of patients with depression: A meta analysis

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ACT for partners of patients with depression: A meta analysis

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Reasearch question: Does literature show acceptance commitment therapy as a useful therapeutic model for partners of patients with depression?

Keywords and Variables: Acceptance and commitment therapy, partners of depression patients, Randomized controlled trials, non-randomized controlled trials

Popultaion: Individual in relationship where their partner is diagnosed with depression

Method:
Search strategy- search key words mentioned above in electronic databases
time period- papers published since 2000

Quality assessment

Meta- analysis using appropriate software

A similar study: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1359105320941217

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Research Question-can eft be effective in resolving couple distress when one spouse has undergone childhood trauma/abuse

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Research Question-can eft be effective in resolving couple distress when one spouse has undergone childhood trauma/abuse

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Variable- EFT,childhood trauma,couple distress,marriage satisfaction
Population- couple where one partner has undergone childhood trauma/abuse
Method- 100 couples, randomly assigned (control and treatment groups)
Method - Quantitative

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Is Bowen successful in dealing with and conceptualising sexual abuse within the family system? 

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Is Bowen successful in dealing with and conceptualising sexual abuse within the family system? 

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Variables - sexual abuse, family relations, self image

Population - 10 adults who as children(till age 14) faced abuse by members within the family.

Method - Interviews (qualitative).

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research question - what is the efficacy of EFT in addressing emotional and verbal abuse in marital relationships?

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research question - what is the efficacy of EFT in addressing emotional and verbal abuse in marital relationships?

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Variables: EFT, attachment injury caused by emotional and verbal abuse

Population: Couples in a marital relationship for at least 10 years and are from low socio-economic status category. Specifically those couples where male is abuser and female is victim.

Method:
Qualitative assessment of
case studies of 10-12 couples who are in last phase of Attachment Injury Resolution Model

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Rebt for phobias

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Can ACT interventions be helpful in management and reduction of affective symptoms of anxiety 

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Can ACT interventions be helpful in management and reduction of affective symptoms of anxiety 

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Variables: ACT intervention, Psychological Flexibility as outcome of ACT, Reduction in Affective symptoms of anxiety

Population:
Individuals diagnosed with PTSD

Method: Quantitative Experimental design study.
Randomly assign individuals diagnosed with PTSD to control group which would be the usual treatment protocol and to experimental group involving ACT therapy provided by trained psychotherapists

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Research Q: The subjective experience of children with parents who have an extra marital affair. 

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Research Q: The subjective experience of children with parents who have an extra marital affair. 

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Variables: Children's subjective experience, parent's extra marital affair
Population: Parents who have an extra marital affair and Children who are aware of their parent's extra marital affair.
Method:
10 Children aged above 18.
Use a combination of structured and semi structured interview to gain information

Qualitative method

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Research question:  Will iCBT be more effective than Inter-personal Therapy(IPT) in patients diagnosed with depression in an online therapy setting?
Variables: iCBT, IPT,depression diagnosis, online setting
Population: Female adults in the age group of 20-40 diagnosed with depression (DSM V).

Method: 100 individuals. Randomly assign them to CBT and IPT groups, both receiving intervention for 10 sessions.

https://doi.org/10.1080/10503307.2020.1802080

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Influence of Social Media on Family Communication: A meta analysis

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Influence of Social Media on Family Communication: A meta analysis

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Research question: Does the increasing use of social media and networking have an influence on communication patterns among family members?

Variables: Social media(time spent on social media, use of social media), communication among family members (openness, cohesiveness, time spent together).

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Effectiveness of CBT on postpartum depression: A meta analysis

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Effectiveness of CBT on postpartum depression: A meta analysis

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Research Question: Does research show that CBT is effective against depressive symptoms shown by women after giving birth?

Keywords and variables:
postpartum depression, CBT,

Population:
Women suffering from postpartum depression. Postpartum depression usually occurs 2 weeks after childbirth, and the symptoms are typical at 4–6 weeks.

Method:
Literature Review of over 100 studies across 2 online databases

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what is the relationship between depression and pregnancy outcomes

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Q: Comparison of online and offline counselling outcomes using SFBT for emerging adults with GAD

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Q: Comparison of online and offline counselling outcomes using SFBT for emerging adults with GAD

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Variables: counselling outcomes, GAD

Method:
Pop - Emerging Adults (18 - 30)
Sampling & Sample - Voluntary & 60 (50:50), inclusion - with mild or moderate GAD, not taking any medical or psychological assistance at present
Design - Experimental using RCT with double blind
Tools - To be identified
Procedure - Pre and post test with SFBT intervention

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Abstract

Objective

This study compared online, synchronous video counseling to in-person counseling using solution-focused brief therapy for college students with mild to moderate anxiety. Participants: Participants were 49 undergraduate students who were seeking counseling for mild to moderate anxiety. The study was conducted from November, 2017 to December 2018. Methods: In a randomized, non-inferiority design, undergraduate participants were randomly assigned to online, synchronous video counseling or in-person treatment for anxiety using solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT). Participants completed the Beck's Anxiety Inventory (BAI) and College Counseling Assessment of Psychological Symptoms (CCAPS) to assess outcomes. Results: The results showed significant changes in scores on the BAI and the CCAPS Generalized Anxiety and Social Anxiety subscales for participants in both study conditions, and no significant differences in effectiveness of the two delivery methods. Conclusions: The findings provide support for the treatment of college students with anxiety with SFBT through online, synchronous video counseling. Limitations related to sample size and diversity are discussed.

Acknowledgments

The authors acknowledge the invaluable contribution of Janice Kessler, LCSW who was the second clinician to provide SFBT in this study. She contributed hours of her time to be trained and supervised in this mode of therapy and online counseling. We also acknowledge the work of Will Miller, student at Oregon State University who provided a significant portion of the fidelity assessment.

Conflict of interest disclosure

The authors have no conflicts of interest to report. The authors confirm that the research presented in this article met the ethical guidelines, including adherence to the legal requirements, of the United States and received approval from the IRB of Sacred Heart University.

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A comparison of online and in-person counseling outcomes using solution-focused brief therapy for college students with anxiety

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Abstract This study compared online, synchronous video counseling to in-person counseling using solution-focused brief therapy for college students with mild to moderate anxiety. Participants: Participants were 49 undergraduate students who were seeking counseling for mild to moderate anxiety. The study was conducted from November, 2017 to December 2018.

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Understanding interactional processes and underlying structural patterns in matriarchal family systems : A structural family therapy approach

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Understanding interactional processes and underlying structural patterns in matriarchal family systems : A structural family therapy approach

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variables : Structural FT, Interactional processes, underlying interrelationship patterns.

Population: Families in which the mother is the head of the family and where descent is reckoned in the female line.

Method : Observing and Interviewing 5-8 matriarchal families in therapy, guided by the basic assumptions of Structural FT.

QUAL

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research question: can milan family therapy be used to improve their conflictual communication pattern to a family with more than 10 members in it? 

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research question: can milan family therapy be used to improve their conflictual communication pattern to a family with more than 10 members in it? 

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variables: communication styles, conflicts
Population: one family unit with more than 10 members in it, comprising of members of different ages, who are experiencing conflicts in the family due to their different communication styles
method: 1 family unit with more than 10 members in it
assigned in a (milan) family therapy room, undergoing milan ft
qualitative/mixed method/intervention study

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Haley and Madanes approach for authoritarian parenting style

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Haley and Madanes approach for authoritarian parenting style

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Research Q: Is Haley and Madanes approach effective in working with families wherein one or both parents have an authoritarian parenting style?

Variables: Haley and Madanes approach, authoritarian parenting style, process factors

Population: Nuclear family where one or both parents have an authoritarian parenting style

Method:
100 couples
Randomly assign them to experimental and treatment-as-usual groups
Single-blind experiment
15 sessions
Degree of first order/second order change that has been achieved
Mixed method

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depression and pregnancy outcomes

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5000 women with pregnancy between 2015 to 2020 who had been diagnosed with depression or had the history of undergoing psychotherapy

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Subjective experiences of survivor's of natural disasters 

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Subjective experiences of survivor's of natural disasters 

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Variables: Natural disaster; survivor's first hand accounts

Population: Survivors of a natural disaster

Method: Structured and semi-structured interviews

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Family therapy influence on depression of adolescence 

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Family therapy influence on depression of adolescence 

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Variables: Adolescence experiencing depression, different schools of family therapy.
Population: Selecting at least 10 families were adolescence are diagnosed by depression and giving to the whole family different types of family therapy data mainly collected using interview method in-depth.

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Comparing the Effectiveness of EMDR and TF-CBT for Children and Adolescents: a Meta-Analysis

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Comparing the Effectiveness of EMDR and TF-CBT for Children and Adolescents: a Meta-Analysis

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Research Objectives:  (a) investigate the effectiveness of these two leading treatments on posttraumatic stress symptoms specifically in children and adolescents, (b) determine potential differences in treatment effectiveness between EMDR and TF-CBT, and (c) identify relevant factors that may have an impact upon treatment delivery and its relative effectiveness.

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using longitudinal clinical date we observe the association with psychotherapy during pregnancy

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Meta-analyses of 150 studies on the differences between sibling children and only children

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Meta-analyses of 150 studies on the differences between sibling children and only children

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influences of social medias on modern family life: a meta analysis

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influences of social medias on modern family life: a meta analysis

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Efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy for children with social anxiety 

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Efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy for children with social anxiety 

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Research question : Can CBT be effective for resolving anxiety of children who suffer from social anxiety
Variables:

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Influences on loneliness in Older Adults: A Meta- Analysis 

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Influences on loneliness in Older Adults: A Meta- Analysis 

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Variables: loneliness, age difference, social contacts
Research Question: Does loneliness increase as people age?
Population: Marital couples aged between 40 and 80.

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Impact of Strategic FT on Self Efficacy of Members in Families With Alcoholic Parents

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Impact of Strategic FT on Self Efficacy of Members in Families With Alcoholic Parents

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Method : Interviews with children and both parents.
Thematic analysis
Sample: 10 families with at least 2 adolescents each and both parents alcohol dependent.
Sampling method: Purposive and snowball technique
RoL to be done by key word searches of "addictions/substance abuse in families", "substance abuse among parents", "Children of substance abuse families"

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effects of social medias on modern families

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influences of social medias on the modern family relationships

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Subjective experience of children who have seen domestic violence at home and efficacy of EFT. 

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Subjective experience of children who have seen domestic violence at home and efficacy of EFT. 

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Variables: subjective experience of children who have seen predominantly their fathers physically abusing their mothers and how well they respond to EFT.

Sample: 12 children aged 10-18 years.

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Can structural family therapy be effective for families with emerging adults with a diagnosis of substance abuse?
Sample size 50
Methods Qualitative interviews pre and post the SFT intervention
Sample 50 families with emerging adults in the inpatient facility of the rehabilitation center
Variables SFT intervention, process factors, emerging boundaries, observed self efficacy

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Differences in experiences of mothers and fathers having children with learning disabilities.

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Differences in experiences of mothers and fathers having children with learning disabilities.

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Variables: subjective experience of mothers and fathers, intensity and onset of learning diability
Method: interview 5 pairs mothers and fathers separately to understand their experience of bringing up a child with learning disability, semi structures interview with scope for probing
Qualitative approach, case studies

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1.Silverman et al. (2008) found that  Possibly efficacious treatments included EMDR, client-centered therapy, family therapy, child-parent psychotherapy, and CBT for PTSD
2. Rodenburg et al.(2009): found that  EMDR was significantly more effective in treating symptoms compared to other treatments and controls. EMDR was found to be incrementally more effective than CBT.
3. Harvey and Taylor (2010) : Cognitive-behavioral treatments were found to produce the largest effect sizes compared to insight-oriented, eclectic, and other therapies.
4. Puttre (2011) : Found that  | Although TF-CBT had the largest effect size of the treatments reviewed, it was not significantly different from the other therapies.

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Question: Effectiveness of art therapy in helping adolescents explore self-identity.

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Question: Effectiveness of art therapy in helping adolescents explore self-identity.

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Population: Adolescents (13-17 YO)
Sample: 100 adolescents
Method: Randomly assign to experimental group (with art therapy interventions) and treatment as usual(only talk therapy).
5 sessions for each.
Mixed method.
Pre and post test using questionnaire to assess self-identity.
Interviews with 20 adolescents to explore experiences further.

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can we use the CBT and REBT be the effective therapies  to solve the issues related social media especially in family relationships?

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can we use the CBT and REBT be the effective therapies  to solve the issues related social media especially in family relationships?

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Understanding the impact on fear and trust in romantic relationships for people with a history of domestic abuse.

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Understanding the impact on fear and trust in romantic relationships for people with a history of domestic abuse.

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Method: Semi-structured interviews with 6-8 participants, going in-depth.

Variables: fear, trust, domestic abuse

Population: individuals in a romantic relationship for at least a year

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Systematic Family therapy in a family with individual with physical or chronic disability

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Systematic Family therapy in a family with individual with physical or chronic disability

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Variables: Extent of meeting of goals set by family members will be seen as effectivness of the therapy. Acceptance, Integration into society of each family member seen at the end. Process factors.
Method: Retrospective based on therapist's case notes
Sample: 5-8 families

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how practical is the application of CBT and REBT in solving the issues related to social media in the families.

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Impact of cbt on adults affected by online health group interventions during the pandemic.

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Research question: Effectiveness of evidence based family therapy given for pre divorce counselling in reducing the need for divorce

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Research question: Effectiveness of evidence based family therapy given for pre divorce counselling in reducing the need for divorce

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Variables: the evidence based therapy techniques, need for divorce
Population:  Couples where atleast one partner is contemplating divorce
Method: 100 couples will be randomly assigned into two groups, where one group will receive normal mandated counselling and the other group gets specialised evidence based family therapy.

Quantitiaitve research

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The impact of mental the health of teachers on their class students. 

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The impact of mental the health of teachers on their class students. 

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Efficacy: Teachers, students

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Changes in automatic thought in group CBT for depression.

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Changes in automatic thought in group CBT for depression.

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Researxh Q: cognitive and emotional processing of children of divorced parents.

Method - qualitative study of 10 children whose parents have gone through divorce.

Variables - cognitive processing, emotional processing, family environment, family behaviour towards each other post separation

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Impact of dysfunctional family on the self esteem and self efficacy of children .

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Impact of dysfunctional family on the self esteem and self efficacy of children .

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Variables: self efficacy, self esteem, Family Disfunction

Population: Children between the age of 10 and 18.

Method: Quantitative, using scales to measure the 3 variables and finding the correlation.

similar study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S089085670961203X

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research question: how does the intimacy in romantic relationships be affected by one or both of the partners being sensitive to rejection?

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research question: how does the intimacy in romantic relationships be affected by one or both of the partners being sensitive to rejection?

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Variables: intimacy in romantic relationships and rejection sensitivity
Method: 5 couple, whose one or both partners have been screened to be sensitive to rejection will be interviewed with questions pertaining to the dynamics of their relationship, intimacy levels and other factors.

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The influence of loneliness sleep on older adults

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The influence of loneliness sleep on older adults

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Variables: loneliness, sleep, health
Population: 500 adults aged between 40 and 80
Research Question: Does loneliness affect the sleep pattern in elderly?

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Micchele Furlong(2002):Found that that significant reductions in both automatic thoughts and dysfunctional attitudes are related to non-clinical levels of depressive symptoms at the end of the treatment.

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Micchele Furlong(2002):Found that that significant reductions in both automatic thoughts and dysfunctional attitudes are related to non-clinical levels of depressive symptoms at the end of the treatment.

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Effect of foreign movies casting characters with mental health conditions on teenagers

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Evidence- based obesity prevention in childhood and adolescence: preventive interventions and policies

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Evidence- based obesity prevention in childhood and adolescence: preventive interventions and policies

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Key words: obesity, health, children, adolescents
Population: Sample between the age of 5 and 19
Method: Intervention

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Research q:Can identify the role of cognitive change in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) by examining the relationship between depression outcome and changes to automatic thoughts and dysfunctional attitudes at different points of therapy? 

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Research q:Can identify the role of cognitive change in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) by examining the relationship between depression outcome and changes to automatic thoughts and dysfunctional attitudes at different points of therapy? 

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Population: Thirty patients suffering from Major Depression (MDD) attended the 12 sessions of a group CBT program.

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Does EFT help in the improvement of the mental health of the school teachers?

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Does EFT help in the improvement of the mental health of the school teachers?

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sample 200 Teachers
Method: Mixed method. randomly assign 200 teachers EFT for 4 days and using the quantitative method find out the self efficacy. Later using the qualitative method of interview in the group to know their experiences
Variables: EFT, Mental health.
(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6381429/)
Clinical EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) Improves Multiple Physiological Markers of Health

Donna Bach, ND,¹ Gary Groesbeck, BCIA,¹ Peta Stapleton, PhD,² Rebecca Sims, MCP,² Katharina Blickheuser, PhD,¹ and Dawson Church, PhD¹

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Research question: Can Bowen's family therapy can be effective in resolving dysfunction communication patterns among couples who are in a conflicting marital relationship? 

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Research question: Can Bowen's family therapy can be effective in resolving dysfunction communication patterns among couples who are in a conflicting marital relationship? 

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Variables: Bowen's family therapy, dysfunctional communication patterns leading to marital conflict, process factors in Bowen's family therapy.
Population: Couples who are experiencing conflict in marital relationship due to ineffective communication patterns.
Methods:  120 couples who are randomly assigned as experimental and control group(treatment as usual group receives SFBT interventions).
10 sessions are given for a period of 60 minutes. Pre-test done before intervention. After intervention post tests are done Post test-1 after one week following the termination of session and post test 2 after one month of intervention. T-test is done to test the difference between the group and within the group after the intervention.
Approach used : quantitative approach. Measured used using appropriate scales such as marital conflict questionnaire and The communication pattern questionnaire short form.
Similar study:

Efficacy of Bowen Theory on Marital Conflict in the Family Nursing Practice: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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Attitudes of family therapists towards consensual nonmonogamous couples: A systematic review

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Attitudes of family therapists towards consensual nonmonogamous couples: A systematic review

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Key words: Attitudes, family therapists, consensual nonmonogamy (CNM)

Target Population: Family therapists

Methods: A systematic approach is used to identify studies using original data on attitudes towards CNM. Review will include academic, peer reviewed articles from databases such as psychINFO, psycARTICLES, jstor between the years 1970-2020, as the first study on CNM was published in 1970. . The following search terms are used to define consensual non-monogamy and search for published studies: ‘CNM,’ ‘consensual non monogamy,’ ‘alternative marital and family forms,’ ‘extra-dyadic 🤬,’ ‘variant life styles,’ ‘open relationship,’ ‘open marriage,’ ‘swingers,’ and ‘polyamory.’ Searches are performed in the titles, abstracts, subjects, and as keywords of all articles in these databases.

Empirical articles.

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Efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy in patients with bipolar disorder

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Efficacy of cognitive-behavioral therapy in patients with bipolar disorder

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substance use and risk of depression later in life

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substance use and risk of depression later in life

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variables: substance use, depression
population: 1000 students in school (500 males and 500 females)
Method: interviews and self-reported questionnaires

Cannabis use and mental health in young people: cohort study: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.325.7374.1195

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Meta-Analysis of Therapist Effects in Psychotherapy Outcome Studies (Crits-Christoph et at., 1991)

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Meta-Analysis of Therapist Effects in Psychotherapy Outcome Studies (Crits-Christoph et at., 1991)

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The factors investigated were:

1.the use of a treatment manual
2.the average level of therapist experience,

3.the length of treatment

4.the  type  of  treatment (cognitivehehavioral  versus  psy-

chodynamic)
Results: there is use of a treatment manual and more experienced therapists were associated with small differences between therapists, whereas more inexperienced therapists and no treatment  manual were associated with  larger therapist effects.

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Does administration of tranexamic acid prevent postpartum hemorrhage?

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Does administration of tranexamic acid prevent postpartum hemorrhage?

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Population: women delivering vaginally, by cesarean

Method: intervention

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Parental divorce and child depression in adulthood.

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Parental divorce and child depression in adulthood.

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variables- parental divorce, depression among children
Population- 15 adults who's parents have undergone divorce
Method- Interview and depression scale

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Telephone-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Muller & Yardley, 2011)

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Telephone-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Muller & Yardley, 2011)

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Systematic review of 8 RCTs in which telephone-delivered CBT were compared with other therapies with a total sample of 1093.

Meta-analysis found that telephone-delivered CBT significantly improved physical health in people with chronic illness. Moderator analyses found that less therapist contact was associated with better outcomes, and telephone-delivered CBT was more effective for chronic illnesses that are not immediately life-threatening

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Effects of cognitive behavior therapy on married couples suffering from substance abuse: a systematic review protocol

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Effects of cognitive behavior therapy on married couples suffering from substance abuse: a systematic review protocol

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Key words: cbt, substance abuse, married couples, randomised controlled variable.
Variables: effect of cbt, married couple suffering from substance abuse.
Method: Search strategy (comprehensive and electronic), selection of reviews, calculation of overlap, assessment of methodological quality, data extraction, data synthesis and results.