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Components of smartphone cognitive-behavioural therapy for subthreshold depression among 1093 university students: a factorial trial
Masatsugu Sakata
,
Rie Toyomoto
,
Kazufumi Yoshida
,
Yan Luo
,
Yukako Nakagami
,
Teruhisa Uwatoko
,
Tomonari Shimamoto
,
Aran Tajika
,
Hidemichi Suga
,
Hiroshi Ito
,
Michihisa Sumi
,
Takashi Muto
,
Masataka Ito
,
Hiroshi Ichikawa
,
Masaya Ikegawa
,
Nao Shiraishi
,
Takafumi Watanabe
,
Ethan Sahker
,
Yusuke Ogawa
,
Steven D Hollon
,
Linda M Collins
,
Edward R Watkins
,
James Wason
,
Hisashi Noma
,
Masaru Horikoshi
,
Taku Iwami
,
Toshi A Furukawa
May 2022
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Evidence Based Mental Health
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