Adding a smartphone app to internet-based self-help for social anxiety: A randomized controlled trial
Abstract
Increasing access to treatment via smartphone apps is an important topic in Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD). ‘Challenger’ is an app promoting exposure exercises in daily life. The present study evaluated the additional benefit of using the app as adjunct to Internet-based unguided self-help for SAD. In a second step, we also tested how the app and the self-help programme (SH) should best be combined. 209 patients diagnosed with SAD were randomly...
Paper Details
Title
Adding a smartphone app to internet-based self-help for social anxiety: A randomized controlled trial
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
87
Pages
98 - 108
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