1992
DOI: 10.1037/0022-006x.60.5.659
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The effects of psychotherapy: An evaluation.

Abstract: The recommendation of the Committee on Training in Clinical Psychology of the American Psychological Association regarding the training of clinical psychologists in the field of psychotherapy has been criticized by the writer in a series of papers [10,11,12]. Of the arguments presented in favor of the policy advocated by the Committee, the most cogent one is perhaps that which refers to the social need for the skills possessed by the psychotherapist. In view of the importance of the issues involved, it seemed … Show more

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“…For example, Mayberg and colleagues used PET scans of changes in glucose metabolism to examine whether individuals who respond to a psychological treatment show different brain patterns from those who do not respond to it and, also, whether the patterns differ from patterns of those who respond to a placebo treatment (83,88). Similar research is possible on the phenomenon of spontaneous remission (that is, remission without treatment) of mental health problems (93 Schwartz and colleagues' aforementioned work on OCD also illustrates that knowledge obtained from neuroimaging can be translated directly into refining an efficacious psychological intervention (77,78). Using neuroimaging data, they modified the traditional behavioural intervention for OCD-exposure plus response prevention.…”
Section: What Are the Causal Change Mechanisms Of Efficacious Psycholmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…For example, Mayberg and colleagues used PET scans of changes in glucose metabolism to examine whether individuals who respond to a psychological treatment show different brain patterns from those who do not respond to it and, also, whether the patterns differ from patterns of those who respond to a placebo treatment (83,88). Similar research is possible on the phenomenon of spontaneous remission (that is, remission without treatment) of mental health problems (93 Schwartz and colleagues' aforementioned work on OCD also illustrates that knowledge obtained from neuroimaging can be translated directly into refining an efficacious psychological intervention (77,78). Using neuroimaging data, they modified the traditional behavioural intervention for OCD-exposure plus response prevention.…”
Section: What Are the Causal Change Mechanisms Of Efficacious Psycholmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…O artigo intitula-se "The effects of Psychotherapy: An Evaluation" (Eysenck, 1952). O autor fez uma revisão baseada em 24 estudos de psicoterapia psicodinâmica e ecléctica questionando os seus efeitos e sugerindo que poderia implicar efeitos negativos e determinados prejuízos para o cliente.…”
Section: Quadro 1 -Fases Daunclassified
“…This story began over half a century ago when an evil genius, a certain Dr Hans Eysenck (1952) disturbed the tranquility in the Kingdom of Psychotherapy established by a benign powerful ruler (Sigmund Freud, the Wise). This evil genius made the claim that psychotherapy worked no better than the facility nature gave all of us to recover from psychological disturbance by a process of spontaneous healing.…”
Section: The Evidence Base Of Psychotherapy In Generalmentioning
confidence: 99%