A Meta-Analysis of the Effectiveness of EMDR and TF-CBT in Reducing Trauma Symptoms and Externalizing Behavior Problems in Adolescents
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Study | N | Age (M) | Study and sample characteristics | Assessment externalizing behavior | Assessment trauma symptoms | Experimental condition | Control condition |
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Cohen et al. (2005) | 82 | 11.40 | USA, RCT, clinical sample, completer analysis, 68% girls | CBCL-PRF TSCC (anger) | TSCC (PTS total symptoms) | TF-CBT (n = 41) | NST (TAU) (n = 41) |
Farkas et al. (2010) | 40 | 14.3 | USA, RCT, clinical sample, completer analysis, 62.5% girls | DISC, CBCL-PRF, TSCC (anger) | DISC, TSCC (PTS total symptoms) | EMDR + MASTR (n = 19) | WL with routine care (TAU) (n = 21) |
Goldbeck et al. (2016) | 159 | 13.03 | Europe, RCT, clinical sample (exp) and community sample (ctrl), intention-to-treat analysis, 71% girls | CBCL-PRF | CAPS-CA, UCLA-PTSD RI, CPTCI | TF-CBT (n = 76) | WL (NT) (n = 83) |
King et al. (2000) | 24 | 11.40 | USA, RCT, clinical sample, intention-to-treat analysis, 69% girls | CBCL-PRF | ADIS-C, CBCL-PTSD schaal | TF-CBT + parents (n = 12) | WL (NT) (n = 12) |
TF-CBT (indiv) (n = 12) | |||||||
McMullen et al. (2013) | 48 | 15.80 | Africa, RCT, clinical sample, completer analysis, 100% boys | AYPA (conduct scale) | UCLA-PTSD RI (revised), | TF-CBT (n = 24) | WL with routine care (TAU) (n = 24) |
O’Callaghan et al. (2015) | 50 | 14.88 | Africa, RCT, community sample, intention-to-treat analysis, 42% girls | AYPA (conduct scale) | UCLA PTSD-RI (revised) | TF-CBT (n = 26) | CFS (TAU) (n = 24) |
WL (NT) (n = 22) | |||||||
O’Callaghan et al. (2013) | 52 | 16.02 | Africa, RCT, community sample, intention-to-treat analysis, 100% girls | AYPA—conduct scale | UCLA-PTSD RI (revised) | TF-CBT (n = 24) | WL (NT) (n = 28) |
Shein-Szydlo et al. (2016) | 99 | 14.89 | USA, RCT, clinical sample, completer analysis, 64% girls | STAXI | CPTS-RI, CPSS | TF-CBT (n = 50) | WL (NT) (n = 49) |
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