“…Cognitive-behavioral therapy interventions: These approaches included activities such as relaxation training, goal setting, problem solving, education, peer communication, guided imagery, and physical activity, which showed mixed results for decreases in anxiety for individuals (Arving et al, 2007;Greer et al, 2011Greer et al, , 2012Hopko et al, 2011;Kangas, Milross, Taylor, & Bryant, 2013;Pitceathly et al, 2009;Serfaty, Wilkinson, Freeman, Mannix, & King, 2012), in group settings (Ames et al, 2011;Boesen et al, 2011;Dolbeault et al, 2009;Korstjens et al, 2011), and in one group within a videoconferencing setting (Shepherd et al, 2006). Significant improvement in anxiety with cognitive-behavioral therapy interventions also were found in two meta-analyses (Naaman, Radwan, Fergusson, & Johnson, 2009;Osborn, Demoncada, & Feuerstein, 2006).…”