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journal of electroanalytical chemistry

ISSN 1572-6657· EN

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Short Name journal of electroanalytical chemistry
ISSN 1572-6657
URL http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/504087/description

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Articles (22)

2015
Electrochemical synthesis and electrochromic properties of new conjugated polycarbazoles from di(carbazol-9-yl)-substituted triphenylamine and N-phenylcarbazole derivatives
Hsiao S.
Vol. 758 , pp. 100-110
420 views DOI
2015
the acceptability, usability and short-term outcomes of get real: a web-based program for psychotic-like experiences (ples)
;Emma Stafford;Leanne Hides;David J. Kavanagh
Vol. 2 , No. 3 , pp. 266-271
370 views DOI Abstract
2015
living smart — a randomized controlled trial of a guided online course teaching adults with adhd or sub-clinical adhd to use smartphones to structure their everyday life
;Birger Moëll;Linnéa Kollberg;Berkeh Nasri;Nils Lindefors;Viktor Kaldo
Vol. 2 , No. 1 , pp. 24-31
353 views DOI Abstract
2015
current research and trends in the use of smartphone applications for mood disorders
;John Torous;Adam C. Powell
Vol. 2 , No. 2 , pp. 169-173
324 views DOI Abstract
2014
self-supervised, mobile-application based cognitive training of auditory attention: a behavioral and fmri evaluation
;Josef J. Bless;René Westerhausen;Kristiina Kompus;Magne Gudmundsen;Kenneth Hugdahl
Vol. 1 , No. 3 , pp. 102-110
323 views DOI Abstract
2015
experiences of non-adherence to internet-delivered cognitive behavior therapy: a qualitative study
;Olof Johansson;Teresa Michel;Gerhard Andersson;Björn Paxling
Vol. 2 , No. 2 , pp. 137-142
299 views DOI Abstract
2020
cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt) anxiety management and reasoning bias modification in young adults with anxiety disorders: a real-world study of a therapist-assisted computerized (taccbt) program vs. “person-to-person” group cbt
;Anna Salza;Laura Giusti;Donatella Ussorio;Massimo Casacchia;Rita Roncone
Vol. 19 , pp. -
298 views Abstract
2016
interformat reliability of the patient health questionnaire: validation of the computerized version of the phq-9
;Doris Erbe;Hans-Christoph Eichert;Christian Rietz;David Ebert
Vol. 5 , No. C , pp. 1-4
292 views DOI Abstract
2015
who seeks icbt for depression and how do they get there? effects of recruitment source on patient demographics and clinical characteristics
;Philip Lindner;Markus B.T. Nyström;Peter Hassmén;Gerhard Andersson;Per Carlbring
Vol. 2 , No. 2 , pp. 221-225
289 views DOI Abstract
2017
guided internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for mild and moderate depression: a benchmarking study
;Hanne Jakobsen;Gerhard Andersson;Odd E. Havik;Tine Nordgreen
Vol. 7 , No. C , pp. 1-8
285 views DOI Abstract
2020
cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt) anxiety management and reasoning bias modification in young adults with anxiety disorders: a real-world study of a therapist-assisted computerized (taccbt) program vs. “person-to-person” group cbt
;Anna Salza;Laura Giusti;Donatella Ussorio;Massimo Casacchia;Rita Roncone
Vol. 19 , pp. -
298 views Abstract
2020
Sulfate-reducing bacteria respiration approach to fabricating flexible N,S-reduced graphene oxide thin film electrode for in situ cancer biomarker detection
Dong, S.
Vol. 859 , pp. 0-0
196 views DOI
2020
Electrochemical properties of pre-lithiated nanorod-like Li<inf>x</inf>V<inf>6</inf>O<inf>13</inf> lithium ion battery cathode materials prepared by solvothermal method
Li, S.
Vol. 857 , pp. 0-0
239 views DOI
2018
development and pilot evaluation of an online psychoeducational program for suicide prevention among university students: a randomised controlled trial
;Jin Han;Philip J. Batterham;Alison L. Calear;Yang Wu;Jing Xue;Bregje A.J. van Spijker
Vol. 12 , pp. 111-120
184 views Abstract
2018
comparing usage of a web and app stress management intervention: an observational study
;Leanne G. Morrison;Adam W.A. Geraghty;Scott Lloyd;Natalie Goodman;Danius T. Michaelides;Charlie Hargood;Mark Weal;Lucy Yardley
Vol. 12 , pp. 74-82
116 views Abstract
2018
using multi-relational data mining to discriminate blended therapy efficiency on patients based on log data
;Artur Rocha;Rui Camacho;Jeroen Ruwaard;Heleen Riper
Vol. 12 , pp. 176-180
172 views Abstract
2017
guided internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for mild and moderate depression: a benchmarking study
;Hanne Jakobsen;Gerhard Andersson;Odd E. Havik;Tine Nordgreen
Vol. 7 , No. C , pp. 1-8
285 views DOI Abstract
2017
characteristics of participants in a randomized trial of an internet intervention for depression (evident) in comparison to a national sample (degs1)
;Christina Späth;Ulfert Hapke;Ulrike Maske;Johanna Schröder;Steffen Moritz;Thomas Berger;Björn Meyer;Matthias Rose;Sandra Nolte;Jan Philipp Klein
Vol. 9 , No. C , pp. 46-50
229 views DOI Abstract
2017
the impact of phone calls on follow-up rates in an online depression prevention study
;R.F. Muñoz;Y. Leykin;A.Z. Barrera;C.H. Brown;E.L. Bunge
Vol. 8 , No. C , pp. 10-14
223 views DOI Abstract
2016
blended internet care for patients with severe mental illnesses: an open label prospective controlled cohort pilot study
;Matthijs Blankers;Arnold van Emmerik;Bastian Richters;Jack Dekker
Vol. 5 , No. C , pp. 51-55
221 views DOI Abstract
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