Transitioning from deceptive to nondeceptive placebo treatment to reduce pathological skin-picking

The benefits of DP treatment for pathological skin-picking did not carry over to NDPs. Future research could explore whether extended psychoeducation increases the number of NDP responders.

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Discover Mental Health
Published
2025-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s44192-025-00286-3
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Pain Management and Placebo Effect
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Transitioning from deceptive to nondeceptive placebo treatment to reduce pathological skin-picking

Anne Schienle, J. Wilhelm, Sandra Tanzmeister
Discover Mental Health
Pain Management and Placebo Effect
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Transitioning from deceptive to nondeceptive placebo treatment to reduce pathological skin-picking

Anne Schienle, J. Wilhelm, Sandra Tanzmeister
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Abstract

The benefits of DP treatment for pathological skin-picking did not carry over to NDPs. Future research could explore whether extended psychoeducation increases the number of NDP responders.

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