Effects of an Interpersonal Counseling Intervention on Interdependence of Symptoms in Cancer Survivor‐Informal Caregiver Dyads

Participating in the interpersonal counseling intervention as an addition to an educational intervention delivered to both members of a survivor-caregiver dyad does not appear to affect dyadic interdependence in symptoms other than anxiety.

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Psycho-Oncology
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2025-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/pon.70250
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Health and Wellbeing Research
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Effects of an Interpersonal Counseling Intervention on Interdependence of Symptoms in Cancer Survivor‐Informal Caregiver Dyads

Terry A. Badger, Chris Segrin, Nathan Cunicelli, Alla E Sikorskii
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Effects of an Interpersonal Counseling Intervention on Interdependence of Symptoms in Cancer Survivor‐Informal Caregiver Dyads

Terry A. Badger, Chris Segrin, Nathan Cunicelli, Alla E Sikorskii
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Abstract

Participating in the interpersonal counseling intervention as an addition to an educational intervention delivered to both members of a survivor-caregiver dyad does not appear to affect dyadic interdependence in symptoms other than anxiety.

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University of Arizona (US), Arizona Science Center (US), Michigan State University (US)
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