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Role of Emotion Regulation in Treatment Response for Individuals with Primary Anxiety Disorders: MBSR Versus Escitalopram

Cognitive Therapy and Research·August 13
Psychology, ClinicalAnxiety DisorderMindfulness-Based Stress ReductionSelective Serotonin Reuptake InhibitorLexaproEscitalopram

Summary

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What was studied

This study examined whether emotion regulation mediates or moderates treatment response in adults with primary anxiety disorders receiving either mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) or escitalopram.

Study limitations

Only the abstract/metadata is available; specific results, sample sizes, and outcome measures cannot be verified from the provided source text.

Caveats

  • It is unclear whether this is a primary trial or a secondary/mediation analysis of an existing dataset — this distinction materially affects the level of evidence.
  • Only title, DOI, journal, and publication date were provided — no abstract, methods, results, or full text. All structured fields are based solely on the paper title. Key result, sample size, age group, sex, level of evidence, and practice takeaway could not be determined.
  • Study design tag is inferred from the comparative treatment framing in the title; the exact design (e.g., RCT, secondary analysis) is unconfirmed.

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How does mindfulness-based stress reduction compare to SSRIs for treating anxiety disorders?What role does emotion regulation play in anxiety treatment outcomes?Is MBSR or escitalopram more effective for generalized anxiety disorder?

Publication Details

Year
2026
Journal
Cognitive Therapy and Research
Source
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