Anxiety; Depression; Diabetes. ACT vs. TAU. N=40. Khosravani, E., Moharer, G. S., Shirazi, M., & Rezaei, M. (2022). The effectiveness of accceptance and commitment-based therapy on anxiety, depression, and lipid profile in Type II diabetic patients. Middle Eastern Journal of Disability Studies, 12,
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This indexed entry references a 2022 study by Khosravani et al. examining the effects of acceptance and commitment therapy on anxiety, depression, and lipid profiles in patients with Type II diabetes. The research compares ACT to treatment as usual in a sample of 40 individuals. The abstract is available through the journal's website.
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title = {Anxiety; Depression; Diabetes. ACT vs. TAU. N=40. Khosravani, E., Moharer, G. S., Shirazi, M., \& Rezaei, M. (2022). The effectiveness of accceptance and commitment-based therapy on anxiety, depression, and lipid profile in Type II diabetic patients. Middle Eastern Journal of Disability Studies, 12, },
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Anxiety; Depression; Diabetes. ACT vs. TAU. N=40. Khosravani, E., Moharer, G. S., Shirazi, M., & Rezaei, M. (2022). The effectiveness of accceptance and commitment-based therapy on anxiety, depression, and lipid profile in Type II diabetic patients. Middle Eastern Journal of Disability Studies, 12, . (n.d.). ACBS. https://contextualscience.org/act_randomized_controlled_trials_1986_to_present
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