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A dose-response analysis of MEND found no symptom benefit even among the top decile of bias-change responders (d = 0.11, ns)
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Randomized cognitive-bias modification targeting threat appraisal reduced appraisal bias by 0.62 SD but depression symptoms by only 0.08 SD at 12 months
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