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The effectiveness of psychotherapy.
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Therapeutic reactance as a predictor of outcome in the treatment of chronic depression.
Bruce A. Arnow,Rachel Manber,Christine Blasey,Daniel N. Klein,Janice A. Blalock,John C. Markowitz,Barbara O. Rothbaum,A. John Rush,Michael E. Thase,Lawrence P. Riso,Dina Vivian,James P. McCullough,Martin B. Keller +12 more
TL;DR: The findings suggest that reactance may be an asset in psychotherapy among chronically depressed individuals and that reactant patients can benefit from directive psychotherapy when therapists flexibly respond to perturbations in the therapeutic relationship.
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Evolving psychotherapy integration: Eclectic selection and prescriptive applications of common factors in therapy.
TL;DR: Based on findings from decades of exploration of psychotherapy integration, this paper tried to advance the movement one step further by (a) reviewing the pros and cons of eclecticism and common factors, and (b) integrating the two approaches into a new conceptual scheme.
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Teaching on diversity: The mutual influence of students and instructors.
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Mexican Curanderismo as Ethnopsychotherapy: A qualitative study on treatment practices, effectiveness, and mechanisms of change
TL;DR: The psychotherapeutic effectiveness of curanderos, the practitioners of traditional Mexican medicine, could be mainly explained by specific treatment characteristics, such as the extensive use of spirituality, altered states of consciousness, and the bifocality of ritual interventions.
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Psychophysiologic effects of applied tension on the emotional fainting response to blood and injury
TL;DR: The results suggest that AT provides an effective treatment strategy for the prevention of fainting responses in persons with a fear of blood and injury.