Feedback versus no feedback in improving patient outcome in group psychotherapy for eating disorders (F-EAT): protocol for a randomized clinical trial

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Finally, research on #FIT & #pcoms that is not marred by allegiance effects of the first 3 studies #psychotherapy http://t.co/2AndJP9MrE

Finally, research on #FIT & #pcoms that is not marred by allegiance effects of the first 3 studies #psychotherapy http://t.co/2AndJP9MrE

Finally, research on #FIT & #pcoms that is not marred by allegiance effects of the first 3 studies #psychotherapy http://t.co/2AndJP9MrE

Finally, research on #FIT & #pcoms that is not marred by allegiance effects of the first 3 studies #psychotherapy http://t.co/2AndJP9MrE

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