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Am J Psychiatry 1989; 146:254-256
Copyright © 1989 by American Psychiatric Association


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Continuing in treatment as a form of selection bias

MJ Edlund and AC Swann
General Adult Clinic, University of Texas Mental Sciences Institute, Houston.

Panic patients who continued treatment (N = 12) did not have symptom scores significantly different from those of patients who declined or discontinued treatment (N = 12) but they did have lower pretreatment MHPG levels. Continuing in treatment may itself cause selection bias for biochemical variables under study.





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