The present study investigated the phenomenon of sudden gains in 107 participants with
social phobia (social anxiety disorder) who received either cognitive–behavioral group …

Objective: The present study examined the effects of sudden gains on treatment outcome in
a randomized controlled trial including individual cognitive therapy (CT) and interpersonal …

Ninety individuals with social phobia (social anxiety disorder) participated in a randomized
controlled trial and completed cognitive-behavioral group therapy, exposure group therapy …

Psychological group treatments, such as behavioral or cognitive-behavioral therapy, are
generally effective interventions for social phobia. However, a substantial number of …

Little is known about specific effects of behavioral and cognitive treatment methods. The
goal of this study was to examine the effect of a “pure” performance-based exposure …

The present study examined sudden gains (SGs; large symptom improvements between
adjacent treatment sessions) and its association with treatment outcome in a randomized …

To evaluate the effects of maintenance treatment and durability of gains after treatment
discontinuation, responders to either phenelzine (PZ) or cognitive‐behavioral group therapy …

The purpose of this study was to test cognitive and interpersonal models for improving social
phobia. Eighty patients with social phobia were randomized to 10-week residential cognitive …

To investigate the interactive process of changes in social anxiety and depression during
treatment, the authors assessed weekly symptoms in 66 adult outpatients with social phobia …

Empirical studies of the behavioral or cognitive—behavioral treatment of social phobia have
appeared with increasing frequency over the last decade, and there is reason for cautious …