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Fig 1.

Overview of Single Case Experimental Design and Measurements.

Note: A1: baseline; B: Intervention; A2: follow-up; T0: premeasurement; T1: postmeasurement; T2: follow-up measurement; T3: 3-months follow-up measurement; D: daily questionnaires; I: semi-structured interviews.

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Fig 2.

Recruitment and participation flow-chart.

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Table 1.

Measures, instruments and moment of assessment.

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Fig 3.

Screenshots of the Feelee app.

Note: The presented figures serve as illustrative examples and contain no authentic individual data, only pseudonymized information.

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Table 2.

Demographic characteristics.

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Table 3.

Effect sizes (Cohen’s d), p-values and number of significant cases from normal permutation test, and median individual TAU-U scores for each phase comparison.

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Fig 4.

Boxplot for emotion regulation items for each phase.

Note. The soft grey background of ‘suppression’ indicates an anticipated decrease. For all other items, an increase was expected.

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Table 4.

Changes in emotional differentiation across time points: Within-person SD scores and paired-sample t-test results for positive and negative affect.

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Table 5.

Results of randomization test and significant Reliable Change Index (RCI) cases for secondary emotional outcomes.

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Table 6.

Results of randomization test and significant Reliable Change Index (RCI) cases for secondary treatment outcomes.

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Table 7.

Overview of statements from both adolescents and clinicians semi-structured interviews.

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