Group-Schematherapy for Adolescents: Results from a Naturalistic Multiple Case Study.

J Child Fam Stud · 2016 · PMC4906065 · PMID 27375347

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Data Analysis In order to analyse the course of schema modes during therapy, we determined for each patient and mode separately whether a significant trend over time could be detected.

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Patient: Isabel With respect to the change in mode scores over time, a significant decrease was seen for the Vulnerable Child and the Detached Protector, and a borderline significant increase was found in the Happy Child mode (see Table 3 ).

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