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A reflecting team approach to family therapy: a delphi study
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A Delphi technique was employed for panelists to consider the theoretical assumptions, techniques, how change occurs, major goals, when to use, and contraindications of a reflecting team approach.Abstract:
Due to different conceptualizations and unclear theoretical guidelines, a reflecting team approach to family therapy has lacked conceptual and practical clarity. The purpose of this exploratory study was to outline the theory and practice of a reflecting team approach to family therapy. A Delphi technique was employed for panelists to consider the theoretical assumptions, techniques, how change occurs, major goals, when to use, and contraindications of a reflecting team approach. Analysis of data revealed where consensus was reached and a profile was formed to aid in further clarifying this approach.read more
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The Utility of the Delphi Method in MFT Research.
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Identifying Counselor Competencies for Working with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
TL;DR: The authors used a modified Delphi technique to identify knowledge, attitude, and skill components of counselor competence with lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) clients, and two expert panelists identified 274 areas of knowledge, 120 attitudes and 146 skills necessary to work effectively with LGB clients.
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Medical Family Therapy: Charting a Course in Competencies
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The Reflecting Team: A Training Method for Family Counselors.
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Reflecting team processes in family therapy: a search for research
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors define reflecting team processes through practices that are embedded in particular approaches to knowledge construction and theoretical interpretation, and offer an overview of the empirical research found in their search of the literature.
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the delphi method: techniques and applications
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An Experimental Application of the Delphi Method to the Use of Experts
Norman Crolee Dalkey,Olaf Helmer +1 more
TL;DR: The DELPHI method was devised in order to obtain the most reliable opinion consensus of a group of experts by subjecting them to a series of questionnaires in depth interspersed with controlled opinion feedback as mentioned in this paper.
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An experimental study of group opinion
TL;DR: The results of an extensive set of experiments, conducted at RAND, concerned with evaluating the effectiveness of the Delphi procedures for formulating group judgements are described in this article, which represents a small beginning in the field of research that could be called "opinion technology" and is of direct relevance for the use of experts as advisers in decision making.