Do Patient's Interpersonal Problems Improve Following Metacognitive Therapy? A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis
Eivind R. Strand,
Henrik Nordahl
Abstract:Metacognitive therapy (MCT) aims to modify dysfunctional metacognitions that are thought to be universal determinants of emotional distress and psychological dysfunction more generally. MCT is an effective treatment for emotional distress symptoms, but less is known about its effect for other types of psychological problems. Interpersonal problems are common in psychological disorders and should be improved following psychotherapy. Therefore, we conducted a systematic review and meta‐analysis of trials on the … Show more
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