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Targeting Emotion Intolerance Beliefs in Young Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial of An Online Single-Session Intervention
Objective: Traditional psychological interventions pose various access barriers related to time, geography, provider availability, and cost. Online, self-directed single-session interventions (SSIs) can mitigate such access barriers. However, SSI effect sizes are highly heterogenous. Targeting core
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