Prescriptive Psychotherapies 1976
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-019506-3.50019-6
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Strategy of Outcome Research in Psychotherapy

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“…Paralleling other psychological interventions, cognitive strategies help some people, have no effect in others, and may hinder the performance of a few individuals [34]. The challenge for researchers is to identify the reasons why there may be various effects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Paralleling other psychological interventions, cognitive strategies help some people, have no effect in others, and may hinder the performance of a few individuals [34]. The challenge for researchers is to identify the reasons why there may be various effects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, Smith et al's belief in «o«uniformity of human thought and action far surpasses that of their critics (Glass, 1979). Many psychotherapy researchers appear to believe that the intransigent variabil-ity and unpredictable quality of human behavior will be tamed by a multifactor analysis of variance design leading to simple generalizations of the form this type of therapy with this type of client will yield this type of outcome (Kiesler, 1966;Paul, 1967). Or they seem to believe that consistency and uniformity will emerge once we undertake the "direct assessment of behavioral functioning."…”
Section: The Uniformity Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En un momento en que crece el interés de los investigadores en el campo sanitario en general por los tratamientos personalizados, sabemos que desde hace tiempo se viene reconociendo que la investigación en psicoterapia no sólo debe centrarse en los efectos de los tratamientos, sino también en qué tratamiento y por quién es el más eficaz para este individuo con este problema en particular y bajo qué circunstancias (Paul, 1967). Estas características pueden incluir variables socio-demográficas y clínicas, preferencias del paciente o marcadores biológicos.…”
Section: ¿Qué Es Eficaz En La Psicoterapia Eficaz?unclassified