Keywords
Breast cancer
Psychological interventions
Meta-Analysis
Systematic review
Ansiedad
Cáncer de mama
Intervenciones psicológicas
Meta-análisis
Revisión sistemática
Anxiety
Breast cancer
Psychological interventions
Meta-Analysis
Systematic review
Anxiety
Breast cancer
Psychological interventions
Meta-Analysis
Systematic review
How to Cite
Abstract
Objective. This study aims to estimate the effect size of psychological interventions for anxiety treatment
in people diagnosed with breast cancer. Method. A systematic review of online databases (Dialnet, Ebsco, Latindex, PubMed, ScienceDirect, Wiley, SAGE, Scielo, and Google Scholar) was carried out, through which experimental and quasi-experimental articles relevant to the analysis were retrieved. From the selected articles, data were extracted regarding the participants, the treatments used, and pre and post test data from the groups for analysis. Results. Seventeen articles that met the inclusion criteria were used in the analysis. The overall effect size of the interventions was determined (g = -.459). Likewise, bias and continuous moderating variables analyses were performed.
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