1995
DOI: 10.1002/1097-4679(199503)51:2<280::aid-jclp2270510219>3.0.co;2-j
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Treatment utility of the sociotropy/autonomy distinction: Implications for cognitive therapy
Abstract: The treatment utility of the Sociotropy/Autonomy Scale was evaluated by matching or mismatching subjects to either individual or group cognitive therapy according to their dominant personality dimension. Both groups of subjects obtained statistically significant, but equivalent, reductions in depression. Consistent with Beck's (1983) interactional model, tests of clinical significance indicated a higher proportion of matched subjects who displayed marked improvement at follow‐up. Implications for cognitive the…
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“…The current VR scenarios primarily emphasize achievement-related events, rendering them particularly suitable for autonomous individuals. Conversely, sociotropic individuals may exhibit a greater propensity to experience emotional reactions and NAT triggered by negative interpersonal events ( 58 ).…”
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