Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
ArticlePredictors of Treatment Efficacy in a Clinical Trial of Three Psychosocial Treatments for Adolescent Depression
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This work was supported by NIMH grants MH 46500 and 55123. The expert assistance of Patricia Nuss and jeanie Knox Houtsinger in preparation of the manuscript is appreciated. The authors gratefully acknowledge the following colleagues who aided in the conduct of this study: Robert Berchick, Carl Bonner, Mary Beth Boylan, Marlane Cully, Tom Devereaux, Terry Feinberg-Steinberg, Tom Gigliotti, Denise Harper, Susan Hogarty, Satish Iyengar, Hope Jacobs, Barbara Johnson, Ann Kolar, Maureen Maher, James Matta, Barbara McDonnell, April Miller, Elizabeth Perkins, Randy Phelps, Kim Poling, Matt Scaife, Joy Schweers, Bill Sherman, Jeannie Starzynski, Susan Wesner, and Karen Woodall.