Philipps University Marburg

This study tests a two-week smartphone app program designed to help people who have trouble feeling pleasure (anhedonia), along with symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress. Participants will do three short daily exercises, such as savoring positive moments or practicing grat…

This study looks at whether adding positive mental rehearsal to a single session of exposure therapy can help people with high social anxiety feel better. About 40 participants will go through a standardized exposure training and then either do standard or positive mental rehears…

This study tests a new way of caring for people with new-onset stable chest pain who might have coronary artery disease. Instead of going straight to cardiac catheterization, the new model uses a heart CT scan first, which is less invasive. About 3,369 participants across 16 regi…