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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"effectiveness of psychotherapy"”.

  1. A psychotherapeutic study of the child with strong sociopathic tendencies

    This study investigates the effectiveness of psychotherapy with the child with strong sociopathic tendencies in the age group when the pathology is still in a developmental stage, namely six to thirteen years.

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  2. Psichodinaminės psichoterapijos veiksmingumas: ilgalaikių psichoterapijos klientų perspektyva /

    Attending psychotherapy is becoming an increasingly common practice, yet there is a lack of research on the effectiveness of psychotherapy from the clients' perspective. Such studies reduce the gap between scientific and practical activities. The bachelor's thesis presents a study aimed at …

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  3. A Discovery-Oriented Process Study of Enactment in Family Therapy: Development of the Family Therapy Enactment Rating Scale

    <p>With the effectiveness of psychotherapy now well-supported in both the individual and family literatures (Garfield & Bergin, 1994), we are entering an era where questions of how and why therapy works are of interest. More specifically, there has been support and encouragement by some researchers …

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  4. A Meta-Analysis of Component Treatment Studies: Are the Parts as Good as the Whole?

    <p>Psychotherapy has been proven effective in treating a variety of mental health issues. However, there is disagreement in psychotherapy research about whether or not factors common to all psychotherapies or specific ingredients within a treatment package are responsible for successful treatment …

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  5. Elements of Motivational Interviewing as Common Factors across Exemplary Marriage and Family Therapy Demonstrations

    In both individual and relational psychotherapy contexts, it has been argued that the effectiveness of psychotherapy practice is associated with common factors cutting across the models including client factors, therapist factors, hope/expectancy of the clients, allegiance of the therapists, the …

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  6. Attributional Style, Presenting Symptoms, And Readiness to Change in Female Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors

    The purpose of this study was to gain a better understanding of the effect that attribution style and presenting symptoms has on the self-reported readiness to change of female survivors of childhood sexual abuse. The aim was to demonstrate that the stages of change are a useful concept in …

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  7. Kosten-Effektivitäts- und Kosten-Nutzen-Analyse psychologischer Angstbehandlung

    Aims: To assess effectiveness and economic benefit of the psychological treatment of anxiety disorders in order to compare them with the consumed resources of the treatment. Methods: Assessment of specific and non-specific symptoms and impairments in N=493 anxiety patients (DSM-IV) receiving …

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