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An Examination of Therapeutic Alliance Patterns, Client Attachment, Client Interpersonal Problems, and Therapy Outcome in Process-experiential and Cognitive-behavioural Treatment for DepressionKalogerakos, Afroditi Freda 25 February 2010 (has links)
This study investigated temporal patterns of therapeutic alliance development across treatment and their relationship to outcome, and the relationship between client attachment styles and interpersonal problems and alliance strength and patterns across treatment. Sixty-six clients diagnosed with major depression participated in one of two 16-week treatment conditions: Process-experiential therapy and Cognitive-behavioural therapy. Results revealed two alliance “shape” patterns; Stable Linear and Steep Linear-Quadratic, as well as two alliance “shape and level” patterns; High Strength Linear-Quadratic and Low-to-Mid Strength Stable. Results indicated that the two alliance “shape” patterns did not differentially predict treatment outcome. With respect to “shape and level” patterns, results revealed that clients with a High Strength Linear-Quadratic alliance pattern had better treatment outcomes than clients with a Low-to-Mid Strength Stable alliance pattern. In terms of client attachment style, results indicated that clients with a Steep Linear-Quadratic “shape” pattern report more discomfort with closeness at pre-treatment. Further, clients with a High-Strength Linear-Quadratic “shape and level” pattern report more confidence and less need for approval at pre-treatment. With respect
to client interpersonal problems, results revealed that clients with a Steep Linear-
Quadratic “shape” pattern report being more cold and distant at pre-treatment and clients with a Low-Mid Strength Stable “shape and level” pattern report being more socially inhibited, less assertive, and more overly-accommodating at pre-treatment. Lastly, results revealed that specific client attachment characteristics and interpersonal problems differentially predict total average alliance strength as well as the average strength of the client and therapist bond across treatment.
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Client Pretreatment Characteristics as Predictors of Outcome in Psychotherapy as Mediated by the Working AllianceDavid, Kevin C. January 2020 (has links)
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Bedeutung, Erfassung und Veränderung interpersonaler Problemmuster in der Psychotherapieforschung : Eine Untersuchung mit dem Inventar zur Erfassung interpersonaler Probleme / Impact, evaluation and modification of interpersonal problem patterns in psychotherapy research : a study with the Inventory of Interpersonal ProblemsSalzer, Simone 28 June 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Erhebung einer Göttinger Schülerinnenstichprobe sowie Vergleich mit Patientinnen der Göttinger Essstörungsambulanz zu den Erkrankungsbildern Anorexia nervosa und Bulimia nervosa bei weiblichen Jugendlichen / Comparison of a sample of German female students in the city of Göttingen to anorectic and bulimic patientsWohlfahrt, Ann-Kathrin 31 December 1100 (has links)
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Zusammenhang zwischen Familienbeziehungen, interpersonalen Problemen und Symptomschwere bei Essstörungen. Eine Studie mit dem Subjektiven Familienbild. / Correlation between family relationships, interpersonal problems and symptom severity in eating disorders. A study with the subjective family image.Flesch, Rieke 08 November 2017 (has links)
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