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Sudden gains in routine clinical care: application of a permutation test for trauma-focused cognitive behavioural therapy.

Eur J Psychotraumatol · 2024 · PMC11025404 · PMID 38629400

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Noteworthy, the total amount of SGs (across patients) in the original data showed a trend to be higher than chance level, as only 7.54% of the permuted data sets contain the same or a higher number of SGs ( p = .08; see Figure 4 ).

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