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Expectancy updating predicts anxiety symptom reduction from exposure therapy: Predictive analyses from a randomized clinical trial
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• Data is from a randomized controlled trial of exposure therapy for anxiety. • We assessed predictors of anxiety symptom reduction. • Predictors included expectancy updating and fear change during exposures. • Results: expectancy updating (not fear change) predicted anxiety symptom reduction. • Implications: exposures could be designed to learn whether feared outcome occurs.
Keywords:
Expectancy updating
Anxiety symptom reduction
Exposure therapy
Randomized controlled trial
Fear change
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