Generalized anxiety disorder. ACT vs REBT vs control group. N=27. Yehai, D. (2026). The effectiveness of rational emotive behavior therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy in reducing the severity of generalized anxiety disorder in recovering addicts. Journal of Social Work Studies, 73 (3), 609

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DrNesma Yehai
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2026-01-30
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10.21608/dss.2026.452426.1452
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  title = {Generalized anxiety disorder. ACT vs REBT vs control group. N=27. Yehai, D. (2026). The effectiveness of rational emotive behavior therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy in reducing the severity of generalized anxiety disorder in recovering addicts. Journal of Social Work Studies, 73 (3), 609},
  author = {DrNesma Yehai},
  year = {2026},
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  url = {https://doi.org/10.21608/dss.2026.452426.1452}
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Yehai, D. (2026). Generalized anxiety disorder. ACT vs REBT vs control group. N=27. Yehai, D. (2026). The effectiveness of rational emotive behavior therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy in reducing the severity of generalized anxiety disorder in recovering addicts. Journal of Social Work Studies, 73 (3), 609. ACBS. https://doi.org/10.21608/dss.2026.452426.1452

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