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The effectiveness of psychotherapy.
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Of science, meta-science, and clinical practice: the generalization of a generalization to a particular.
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Common and model-specific factors: what marital therapy model developers, their former students, and their clients say about change
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‘What help can you get talking to somebody?’ Explaining class differences in the use of talking treatments
TL;DR: It is argued that a framework centred on individuals' cultural dispositions towards treatment can help with understanding their underuse, and four key dispositions emerge from the data: verbalisation and introspection, impetus for emotional health, relation to medical authority and practical orientation to the future.
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Treatment Efficacy and Clinical Utility: A Guidelines Model Applied to Psychotherapy Research
TL;DR: In this article, Borkovec, Echemendia, Ragusea, and Ruiz make an important contribution to bridging the split between science and practice, and they have demonstrated the potential for a research model that balances efficacy and effectiveness considerations.
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Evaluating training effectiveness in psychotherapy: lessons for the AOD field
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TL;DR: Based on evaluations of effectiveness training on trainee and client outcome in the psychotherapy field, a model and recommendations for the alcohol and other drug field to consider when conducting investigations into training are presented.