Bipolar Disorder Type 2
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Findings (50)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
None
declineBipolar adolescents with comorbid anxiety showed no difference in family conflict during active treatment but diverged in the post-treatment period, with significantly higher conflict by study end com
Effect: decline; F(6,383)=3.66 (anxiety x time interaction)
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declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
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declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93
None
declineAdolescents with bipolar disorder and comorbid disruptive behavior disorders had consistently higher family conflict throughout the 2-year study compared to those without DBDs.
Effect: decline; F(1,128)=15.93