Diagnostik in der Psychotherapie

Laireiter, Anton-Rupert

doi:10.1007/s002780100141

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“…Allerdings zeigt unsere Studie auch soziokulturelle Einflüsse: Diese bestehen zunächst in Differenzen bezüglich Schulbildung und Berufstätigkeit, die die durch eine hohe Arbeitslosigkeit und eine immer noch anhaltende Abwanderung von besser Ausgebildeten gekennzeichnete schlechtere sozioökonomische Gesamtsituation in Ostdeutschland widerspiegeln. Abschlieûend plädieren wir für die Entwicklung einer psychotherapeutischen Diagnostik [37], die indikations-, prozess-und ergebnisrelevant ist und somit über den Kategorisierungsansatz der operationalen Diagnostik hinausgeht. Psychotherapeutische Diagnostik in diesem Sinne ist Mehrebenendiagnostik, die auûerhalb der psychotherapeutischen Behandlungssituation gewonnene Sekundärdaten (somatische Parameter, quantitative und qualitative Selbst-und Fremdbeurteilungsdaten) ebenso integrierend berücksichtigt wie innerhalb der psychotherapeutischen Situation gewonnene Primärdaten (qualitative und quantitative Audio-und Videodaten und deren Transkripte).…”

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Psychometrische Merkmalsprofile von Angstpatienten und depressiven Patienten im Ost-West-Vergleich

Frommer

Hoffmann²,

Hartkamp³

et al. 2004

Psychother Psychosom Med Psychol

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The aim of this study is to explore symptoms and personality traits of patients from two Psychosomatic University Departments, one in Düsseldorf (West Germany) and the other in Magdeburg (East Germany), suffering from anxiety disorders and depression. 560 unselected outpatients with anxiety disorders and depression were examined with the Symptom-Checklist (SCL-90-R) and the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP-D). The ratio of these two diagnostic groups in relation to the total number of outpatients in both clinics was analysed. The results show a higher rate of Anxiety disorders in the East German group and a higher rate of depressed patients in the West German group. Both diagnostic groups differ in certain scales of SCL-90-R and IIP-D. These profiles are mainly stable against cultural (East-West) influences. The SCL-90-R and IIP-D should be used to develop diagnostic profiles of the discussed syndromes. Social and cultural influences of patients' self ratings should be taken into account.

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Psychometrische Merkmalsprofile von Angstpatienten und depressiven Patienten im Ost-West-Vergleich

Frommer

Hoffmann²,

Hartkamp³

et al. 2004

Psychother Psychosom Med Psychol

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“…Despite the extensive literature on psychological assessment Kubinger, 2006) and its application within psychotherapy (Cierpka, 2000(Cierpka, , 2003Fiegl & Reznicek, 2000;Kubinger, 2006;Laireiter, 2000a) there is still great un-certainty among practicing psychotherapists about the use of psychological assessment within their work. In Austria clinicalpsychological assessment forms only a small part, if at all present, of what is taught as part of psychotherapy education (e.g.…”

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Co-Existence or Alliance? Psychological Assessment and Its Effects on Therapeutic Process Using SystemicPsychotherapy as an Example

Pittermann¹,

Kubinger²

2011

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Psychotherapists are still uncertain about what positive or negative effect psychological assessment might have on the process of psychotherapy. The aim of this study was to sum up the effects of psychological assessment on the therapeutic process in the systemic therapy of couples. The question of whether psychological assessment techniques enhances therapeutic progress and helps to achieve therapeutic goals, from the point of view of the clients, was investigated using randomized samples of clients in couples therapy. For this purpose, couples, who had signed up for systemic psychotherapy, were randomly placed in either a group with psychological assessment or one without. In addition to the continual monitoring of the subjective achievement of therapeutic goals, the perceived benefits of the results of the psychological assessment by the clients and therapists were also investigated. The investigation of 42 couples showed that therapeutic success, from the client's point of view, occurred sooner and was more stable when a psychological assessment was done in advance. In general, psychological assessment was seen in a more positive light by the couples than by the therapists.

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“…In dieser Hinsicht steht die Ü bereinstimmung der Therapieschulen in Einklang mit dem Wunsch der Patienten, Symp-Hintergrund ▼ Psychologische Diagnostik repr ä sentiert einen grundlegenden Bestandteil der psychotherapeutischen T ä tigkeit und dient der Beschreibung, Klassifi kation, Erkl ä rung, Indikation und Prognose [1] sowie der Prozesssteuerung, Verlaufskontrolle und Evaluation einer Therapie. Damit wird ein wichtiger Beitrag zur Qualit ä tskontrolle und Qualit ä tssicherung geleistet [2] . Dar ü ber hinaus wird die Diagnostik auch zur Begr ü ndung und Rechtfertigung einer psychotherapeutischen Intervention herangezogen [3] .…”

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Retest-Reliabilität und Änderungssensitivität des ICD-10-Symptom-Rating (ISR) in verschiedenen Stichproben

Fischer

Schirmer

Tritt

et al. 2010

Psychother Psych Med

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Assessment of the retest-reliability and sensitivity to change of the ICD-10-Symptom-Rating (ISR) is provided. The ISR was filled out repeatedly by a non-clinical as well as different samples of psychosomatic patients. Between the two measurements either no or an integrated psychosomatic treatment took place. During the treatment free phase a high degree of stability of the test scores was expected, whereas a significant improvement of test scores was expected for the respective scales over the treatment phase. The retest-reliability for the individual scales ranges from 0.70 to 0.94. Between admission to a psychosomatic treatment and discharge significant differences were found for all scales. The retest-reliability showed satisfactory results comparable to similar, symptom-oriented instruments. Furthermore, the instruments reproduces symptomatic changes consistently and is - from our point of view - suitable for the assessment of change.

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Diagnostik in der Psychotherapie

Cited by 24 publications

References 16 publications

Psychometrische Merkmalsprofile von Angstpatienten und depressiven Patienten im Ost-West-Vergleich

Psychometrische Merkmalsprofile von Angstpatienten und depressiven Patienten im Ost-West-Vergleich

Co-Existence or Alliance? Psychological Assessment and Its Effects on Therapeutic Process Using SystemicPsychotherapy as an Example

Retest-Reliabilität und Änderungssensitivität des ICD-10-Symptom-Rating (ISR) in verschiedenen Stichproben

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