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dependent samples

dependent samples In this context, dependent samples means groups of study participants who have substance dependence.

In this context, dependent samples means groups of study participants who have substance dependence. The term is used to compare people with substance dependence to the general population in research on mood disorders and related outcomes.

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Drafting source: Ross Joanne; Teesson Maree; Lejuez Carl; Mills Katherine; Kaye Sharlene; Brady Kathleen; Dore Glenys; Prior Katrina; Larkin Xanthe; Cassar Joanne; Ewer Philippa; Memedovic Sonja; Kihas Ivana; Masters Sarah Louise. The efficacy of behavioural activation treatment for co-occurring depression and substance use disorder (the activate study): a randomized controlled trial. 2016; DOI 10.1186/s12888-016-0943-1; article XML SHA-256 6edf1ff12931badc654e54ac9e4ceb7d438c1b7b278d939890d91d75e51ad580. “The efficacy of behavioural activation treatment for co-occurring depression and substance use disorder (the activate study): a randomized controlled trial” (10.1186/s12888-016-0943-1).
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