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Melancholic and atypical depression are widely thought to moderate or predict outcome of pharmacological and psychological treatments of adult depression, but that has not yet been established. This study uses… Click to show full abstract
Melancholic and atypical depression are widely thought to moderate or predict outcome of pharmacological and psychological treatments of adult depression, but that has not yet been established. This study uses the data from four earlier trials comparing cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) versus antidepressant medications (ADMs; and pill placebo when available) to examine the extent to which melancholic and atypical depression moderate or predict outcome in an “individual patient data” meta‐analysis.
Keywords:
depression;
cognitive behavior;
atypical depression;
melancholic atypical;
behavior therapy;
adult depression
Journal Title: Depression and Anxiety
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Depression and Anxiety
Year Published: 2017
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