The current study investigated whether the personality trait Sensory-Processing Sensitivity moderated the efficacy of a new school-based intervention aimed at the prevention of depression.
The current study indicates that behaviors associated with overweight, such as withdrawal and social problems, may need to be taken into account in the design of interventions and services as they may act to moderate the efficacy of behavioral treatments.
Fluoxetine also appears to moderate the efficacy of stimulant medication, as evidenced by the finding that combined Fluoxetine Methylphenidate treatment reduces ADHD symptoms in co-morbid ADHD children (Gammon and Brown 1993; Findling 1996).
In conclusion, after controlling for the effect of sleep disordered breathing, behaviors such as withdrawal and social problems, were present in some overweight children and should be considered in the design of interventions and services as they may act to moderate the efficacy of behavioral treatments for obesity.
After controlling for the effect of sleep disordered breathing, behaviors such as withdrawal and social problems, are common in overweight children and need to be taken into account in the design of interventions and services as they may act to moderate the efficacy of behavioral treatments.
This review summarizes 46 years of clinical trial research on patient characteristics that moderate the relative efficacy of IPT vs. different treatments.
In the present study, we compared the effectiveness of self-compassion with a waiting condition, reappraisal, and acceptance in a clinically depressed sample, and tested the hypothesis that the intensity of depressed mood would moderate the differential efficacy of these strategies.
To examine if time since completion of cancer treatment moderates the efficacy of web-based CBT with respect to fatigue severity.
This context moderates the efficacy of the work system design, meaning that the prevailing culture (set of core values and beliefs) and structures, influence the behaviour of humans and, in particular, the manner in which they actually interact with existing system elements (as opposed to interacting in the way envisioned by system designers).
Such studies could help identify factors that moderate the influence of response-efficacy.
