An Operational Conception of Psychotherapy

The Spectrum of Three Times Ionized Titanium, Ti IV

“…The light source consisted of a pyrex bulb, 22 cm in diameter, containing a titanium anode and a cathode in the form of a thin-walled titanium cylinder, 12 mm in diameter and 50 mm in length. This discharge tube, very similar to the one previously used by Glad [2], was filled with helium at 6-15 torr and connected to a 10 pF condenser through a rotating switch. When the discharge operated at 1 500 to 1 800 volts, a great number of sparks appeared inside the cathode, and a luminous layer became visible along the walls.…”

The orientations of psychotherapists.

“…This scale (Fey, 1958;Glad, 1956;Strupp, 1958) relates to the degree of emotional involvement of the therapist, i.e., whether an impersonal approach is felt to be better than a warm, personal approach. The distribution indicates that the sample was fairly evenly divided upon this issue of the personal approach as opposed to the impersonal, objective approach.…”