Objective: Sudden gains are sudden symptom improvements from 1 psychotherapy session
to the next. This study investigates the processes that may facilitate treatment outcome after …

Background Over the last decade, a substantial amount of findings have been reported on
the association between sudden gains (large symptom improvements in a between-session …

Prior research in the treatment of depression and anxiety has demonstrated that a sudden
reduction in symptoms between two consecutive sessions (sudden gain) is related to lower …

In the context of psychological treatment, a sudden gain is a large and enduring
improvement in symptom severity that occurs between two single therapy sessions. The …

Abstract Objective Sudden gains (SGs), broadly defined as sudden symptom reductions
occurring between two consecutive treatment sessions, have been associated with …

Pharmacological modulation of metabotropic glutamate receptor subtype 5 (mGluR5) and 7
(mGluR7) was shown to attenuate the acquisition and to facilitate the extinction of cued and …

Menschliche Sprache spiegelt Erleben, Gefühle und Gedanken sowie das Eingebettet Sein
in soziale Strukturen wieder (Tausczik & Pennebaker, 2010). Aus diesem Grund stellt die …

Research on the relationship between therapist adherence and treatment outcome in
cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has yielded mixed findings (eg, Webb et al., 2012). A …

Certain large decreases in symptoms between consecutive sessions of psychotherapy,
called sudden gains, have been characterized as unique, pivotal events in the course of …

Numerous RCTs demonstrate that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for depression is
effective. However, these findings are not necessarily representative of CBT under routine …