In the Coping Koala Program

question 22

Multiple Choice

In the Coping Koala Program:

• A) there were no differences between intervention and comparison groups
• B) lower rates of anxiety disorder in the intervention group lasted 12 months only
• C) those who received the intervention had minimally lower rates of anxiety disorder at the end of treatment than the comparison group
• D) participation in the program was associated with almost a 50% reduction in the incidence of anxiety disorders at two-year follow-up

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