Öst (2008) recently compared the methodological rigor of studies of acceptance and
commitment therapy (ACT) and traditional cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). He concluded …

Abstract Öst's (2014) systematic review and meta-analysis of Acceptance and Commitment
Therapy (ACT) has received wide attention. On the basis of his review, Öst argued that ACT …

The extant meta-analyses that specifically focus on the differences between ACT and tCBT
were published more than ten years ago. They had some methodological shortcomings (ie …

In this issue, Levin and Hayes comment on our recent metaanalysis [1] of acceptance and
commitment therapy (ACT). Overall, we found that ACT was more effective than the control …

Controversy remains about the empirical status of acceptance and commitment therapy
(ACT) and its presumably different characteristics relative to traditional cognitive behavioral …

The efficacy of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) has been evaluated in many
randomized controlled trials investigating a broad range of target conditions. This paper …

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) 1 is a modern cognitive behavioral therapy that
has grown significantly in research and dissemination over the past 2 decades. 2 Although …

Comments on an article by SG Hofmann & GJ Asmundson (see record 2008-00305-003).
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a newer psychotherapy that has generated …

The available evidence suggests that ACT works through different processes than active
treatment comparisons, including traditional CBT. Although currently available data are …

Background: There are now a substantial number of controlled trials investigating the
efficacy of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). This meta-analysis combined …