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Oxytocin as a Biomarker of Differential Effects to SPACE vs. CBT Treatment of Child Anxiety Disorders

Sigal Zilcha-Manoa The Department of Psychology, University of HaifaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Meital Orbachb Child Study Center, School of Medicine, Yale UniversityView further author information
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Michal Malkaa The Department of Psychology, University of HaifaView further author information
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Eli R. Lebowitzb Child Study Center, School of Medicine, Yale UniversityView further author information
Published online: 11 May 2023

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Figure 1. (a) The moderating effect of changes in child OT on the association between baseline child OT and post-treatment SCARED-P, separately for SPACE and CBT; (b) the predicting effect of changes in OT on the association between baseline OT and post-treatment SCARED-C. The figures demonstrate the associations when baseline OT is high and when it is low, based on the 3-way interaction model. The shading represents the confidence intervals (95%).

Figure 1. (a) The moderating effect of changes in child OT on the association between baseline child OT and post-treatment SCARED-P, separately for SPACE and CBT; (b) the predicting effect of changes in OT on the association between baseline OT and post-treatment SCARED-C. The figures demonstrate the associations when baseline OT is high and when it is low, based on the 3-way interaction model. The shading represents the confidence intervals (95%).
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