Exam 14: Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

List two therapist variables that are unrelated to treatment outcome and two therapist variables that are likely to be related to treatment outcome.

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a)Unrelated:
•age of therapist
•gender of therapist
•personality traits also have little association.
•Ethnicity of therapist
•Values,attitudes,and beliefs
b)Related
•the amount of professional experience (more is generally better,although there is variability in the research)
•Professional background - therapists trained in a mental health discipline have better outcomes than those trained in a health discipline (e.g.,general practitioners)
•Emotional well-being of therapist
•Self-disclosure (judicious use of self-disclosure has been found to have a small and positive effect on treatment outcome.

Smith et al.(1980)conducted analyses on data from 56 comparative outcome studies of the behavioural and verbal classes of treatment and found that

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Studies that are controlled for the effects of early improvement have found that early therapeutic alliance

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Lambert and Ogles (2004)categorized the most commonly suggested common factors in psychotherapy into the following main dimensions:

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Which of the following client variables has been found to influence treatment outcome?

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Question 5

Who is credited as being the first person to identify a common set of therapeutic factors that inform the effectiveness of all approaches to psychotherapy?

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Starting in the 1950s and 1960s,the development of process-outcome research was influenced by the use of ____________________ as sources of data.

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Question 7

Psychological ___________ is the tendency to react against attempts to directly influence one's behaviour.

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Question 8

Among the empirically based principles of therapeutic change,greater pre-treatment impairment is a(n)

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Question 9

Focusing on enhancing patient self-awareness and understanding of their problems works best for patients who ,whereas patients who respond best to a focus on symptom alleviation.

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Question 10

Smith,Glass,and Miller (1980)conducted a meta-analysis of treatment outcome studies and found that ________________treatments had the largest effect sizes.

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Question 11

How does psychological reactance influence the effectiveness of therapeutic directiveness?

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Question 12

To be effective in delivering psychological services,the psychologist must have

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Question 13

Tang and colleagues found that sudden gains in therapy are

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Question 14

The development of integrative treatment models for psychotherapy has been greatly influenced by

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Question 15

List three client variables that influence treatment,and the manner in which they influence treatment.

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Question 16

What are the important components of the e therapeutic alliance.

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Question 17

_ research addresses the question of which intervention is more efficacious,whereas _ research ask about how an intervention works.

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Question 18

Aspects of the therapeutic relationship associated with successful treatment are known as

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Question 19

Meta-analyses of the child and adolescent treatment literature have found

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List two therapist variables that are unrelated to treatment outcome and two therapist variables that are likely to be related to treatment outcome.

Smith et al.(1980)conducted analyses on data from 56 comparative outcome studies of the behavioural and verbal classes of treatment and found that

Studies that are controlled for the effects of early improvement have found that early therapeutic alliance

Lambert and Ogles (2004)categorized the most commonly suggested common factors in psychotherapy into the following main dimensions:

Which of the following client variables has been found to influence treatment outcome?

Who is credited as being the first person to identify a common set of therapeutic factors that inform the effectiveness of all approaches to psychotherapy?

Starting in the 1950s and 1960s,the development of process-outcome research was influenced by the use of ____________________ as sources of data.

Psychological ___________ is the tendency to react against attempts to directly influence one's behaviour.

Among the empirically based principles of therapeutic change,greater pre-treatment impairment is a(n)

Focusing on enhancing patient self-awareness and understanding of their problems works best for patients who ,whereas patients who respond best to a focus on symptom alleviation.

Smith,Glass,and Miller (1980)conducted a meta-analysis of treatment outcome studies and found that ________________treatments had the largest effect sizes.

How does psychological reactance influence the effectiveness of therapeutic directiveness?

To be effective in delivering psychological services,the psychologist must have

Tang and colleagues found that sudden gains in therapy are

The development of integrative treatment models for psychotherapy has been greatly influenced by

List three client variables that influence treatment,and the manner in which they influence treatment.

What are the important components of the e therapeutic alliance.

_ research addresses the question of which intervention is more efficacious,whereas _ research ask about how an intervention works.

Aspects of the therapeutic relationship associated with successful treatment are known as

Meta-analyses of the child and adolescent treatment literature have found

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Exam 14: Intervention: Identifying Key Elements of Change

List two therapist variables that are unrelated to treatment outcome and two therapist variables that are likely to be related to treatment outcome.

Smith et al.(1980)conducted analyses on data from 56 comparative outcome studies of the behavioural and verbal classes of treatment and found that

Studies that are controlled for the effects of early improvement have found that early therapeutic alliance

Lambert and Ogles (2004)categorized the most commonly suggested common factors in psychotherapy into the following main dimensions:

Which of the following client variables has been found to influence treatment outcome?

Who is credited as being the first person to identify a common set of therapeutic factors that inform the effectiveness of all approaches to psychotherapy?

Starting in the 1950s and 1960s,the development of process-outcome research was influenced by the use of ____________________ as sources of data.

Psychological ___________ is the tendency to react against attempts to directly influence one's behaviour.

Among the empirically based principles of therapeutic change,greater pre-treatment impairment is a(n)

Focusing on enhancing patient self-awareness and understanding of their problems works best for patients who ________,whereas patients who ________ respond best to a focus on symptom alleviation.

Smith,Glass,and Miller (1980)conducted a meta-analysis of treatment outcome studies and found that ________________treatments had the largest effect sizes.

How does psychological reactance influence the effectiveness of therapeutic directiveness?

To be effective in delivering psychological services,the psychologist must have

Tang and colleagues found that sudden gains in therapy are

The development of integrative treatment models for psychotherapy has been greatly influenced by

List three client variables that influence treatment,and the manner in which they influence treatment.

What are the important components of the e therapeutic alliance.

___________ research addresses the question of which intervention is more efficacious,whereas ___________ research ask about how an intervention works.

Aspects of the therapeutic relationship associated with successful treatment are known as

Meta-analyses of the child and adolescent treatment literature have found

The Evolution of Clinical Psychology

Contemporary Clinical Psychology

Classification and Diagnosis

Research Methods in Clinical Psychology

Assessment: Overview

Assessment: Interviewing and Observation

Assessment: Intellectual and Cognitive Measures

Assessment: Self-Report and Projective Measures

Assessment Integration and Clinical Decision-Making

Prevention

Intervention: Overview

Intervention: Adults and Couples

Intervention: Children and Adolescents

Health Psychology, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology

Filters

Focusing on enhancing patient self-awareness and understanding of their problems works best for patients who ,whereas patients who respond best to a focus on symptom alleviation.

_ research addresses the question of which intervention is more efficacious,whereas _ research ask about how an intervention works.