Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change
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...According to a review by Gurman, Kniskern, and Pinsof (1986), family therapy is as effective as individual treatments....
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...For example, Allen Bergin, who ironically provided one of the most convincing rebuttals to Eysenck’s (1952) challenge of psychotherapy’s effectiveness (Bergin, 1971), also offered the first systematic analysis of psychotherapy deterioration (Bergin, 1966; see also Lambert, Gurman, & Richards, in press)....
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...At different times, reviewers have pled for definitional clarity, with two noting that “there is little cohesion in the cohesion research” (Bednar & Kaul, 1978, p, 800)....
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...Numerous studies have demonstrated the efficacy of CBT in the treatment of depression with outpatient samples (Dobson, 1989; Elkin et al,, 1989; Hollon & Beck, 1994; Hollon, Shelton, & Loosen, 1991; Jacobson et al,, 1996; Robinson, Berman, & Neimeyer 1990; Rush, Beck, Kovacs, & Hollon, 1977; Shapiro & Firth, 1987; Shaw, 1979)....
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...A few years ago, Ollendick (1986) reviewed the extant literature on the treatment of internalizing disorders and found only four well-controlled treatment outcome studies that used behavioral or cognitive–behavioral interventions and that reported longitudinal follow-up data of at least 1-year duration (Blagg & Yule, 1984; Butler, Miezitis, Friedman, & Cole, 1980; Graziano & Mooney, 1982; Miller, Barrett, Hampe, & Noble, 1972)....
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