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AI-generated vs. human therapist feedback in internet-based CBT for social anxiety disorder: A six-arm randomized controlled trial with deception design.
Guided internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (ICBT) is effective for social anxiety disorder (SAD), but therapist-delivered feedback limits its scalability. Whether AI-generated feedback can match human feedback, and whether patients' expectations about the source shape outcomes is unknown
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