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Results for “Metacognition-based Intervention”

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Not applicableStudy completedNCT03266679
What this trial is testing

Psychological Factors In The Treatment Of Bipolar Mood Disorders

Who this might be right for
Metacognitive Capacities
Queensland University of Technology 4
Not applicableLooking for participantsNCT06181331
What this trial is testing

The Effect of a Stepped-care Metacognition-based Intervention on Managing Fear of Cancer Recurrence

Who this might be right for
CancerFear of Cancer Recurrence
The University of Hong Kong 300
Not applicableLooking for participantsNCT07511374
What this trial is testing

Controlled Ecological Momentary Intervention to Improve Digital Self-Regulation and Well-Being

Who this might be right for
Behavioral Self-monitoring and Metacognitive Reflection
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 240
Not applicableLooking for participantsNCT05679518
What this trial is testing

Managing Fear of Cancer Progression Metacognition-based Vs Supportive-expressive Based Approaches

Who this might be right for
Advanced or Metastatic CancerFear of Cancer ProgressionMetacognition-based Intervention+2 more
The University of Hong Kong 284
Not applicableStudy completedNCT04568226
What this trial is testing

The Effect of Metacognition-based, Manualized Intervention on Fear of Cancer Recurrence

Who this might be right for
Fear of Cancer Recurrence
The University of Hong Kong 177