Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change
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...The early view that treatments reduce avoidance behavior by extinguishing conditioned anxiety reactions has been cast into doubt by a sizable body of evidence that anxiety is only weekly correlated with avoidance (Bandura, 1969, 1978; Lader, 1975; Lang, 1971; Rachman, 1976; Rachman & Hodgson, 1974) and that clients level of anxiety during treatment has little bearing on how much they improve (Emmelkamp, 1982a; Marks, 1978; Mathews, Gelder, & Johnston, 1981)....
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...Similarly, in their review of the effects of a variety of therapist variables on counseling outcome—most of which showed no consistent relations to outcomes—Beutler, Machado, and Neufeldt (1994) concluded that “a warm and supportive therapeutic relationship facilitates therapeutic success” (p....
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...To cite a case in point: Available studies (Orlinsky & Howard, in press) suggest that the therapists level of experience is not strongly related to outcomes....
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