Titlebook: Issues in Psychotherapy Research; Michel Hersen,Larry Michelson,Alan S. Bellack Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 as

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Historical Overviewnds in psychotherapy research. The chapter is intended to illustrate the issues rather than detailing them exhaustively. However, the reader should find in-depth reviews of the substantive issues in the remaining chapters of the text. For purposes of this review, historical trends will be divided in

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Issues for Behavioral Assessment in Psychotherapy Researchaditional” approaches for understanding human behavior. While the demarcation between traditional and innovative approaches to behavioral assessment seemed to be quite clear at the outset (Goldfried & Kent, 1972) a variety of recent conceptual and applied reviews of the area indicate that such rigid

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Self-report Ratings and Inventoriesudies either using self-report ratings or inventories or doing research and development (R & D) on self-report devices. It is also mainly limited to studies of adult psychotherapy, behavior therapy, or cognitive therapy: individual rather than group, chiefly outpatient. In the space allotted to this

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Comparative Outcome Research(Gottman & Markman, 1978; Rachman & Wilson, 1980). Unfortunately, it is neither easy, logical, nor productive to phrase the question in such global terms. As a result, the area of comparative outcome research has been a controversial one and the quality of our findings has not justified our efforts.

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