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  ▼a  Phillips, E. Lakin
  ▼q  (Ewing Lakin),
  ▼d  1915-1994.

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  ▼a  Psychotherapy Revised:
  ▼b  New Frontiers in Research and Practice.

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  ▼a  Hoboken:
  ▼b  Taylor and Francis,
  ▼c  2014.

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  ▼a  1 online resource (263 pages).

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  ▼a  Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1 Attrition: The Number One Problem of Psychotherapy Practice and Research; Literature Review on Attrition; Replotting Data; Crisis Therapy; Time-Limited Conditions; Very Brief Therapy; Interrelationships; Comparative Studies; Intensive Therapy Attrition; Other Implications of Therapy; Case Selection and Outcome Ratings; Alcoholics and Attrition; Community Clinics and Counseling Center Data; Psychotherapy Private Practice Data; Time in Therapy and Outcome; Summary.

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  ▼a  Chapter 2 Data Bases On Attrition Across Newly Researched Psychotherapy Delivery SystemsRecent Counseling Center Data; Attrition in Other Outpatient Settings; Attrition from Several Clinics, Same Area; Summary; Chapter 3 Analogue Studies and Attrition: Special Challenge; Reactions to Analogue/Meta-Analysis Research; Wider Considerations of Analogue/Meta- Analysis Research; Additional Considerations; Chapter 4 The Intake Interview and Its Implications; Intake Interview Studies, 1981-1982; Another Approach to Intake Research; Two Spot-Check Studies of the Intake; Pre-Intake Data.

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  ▼a  The Role of Pre-Intake InstructionsSummary; New Pre-Intake Measures and the Community; Chapter 5 Client and Delivery System Characteristics: The Flow of Cases Over Time; The University Counseling Center as a System; Examining Four Hypotheses; Hypothesis 1; Hypothesis 2; Hypothesis 3; Hypothesis 4; The Issue of Treatment Delay; Client Ratings Related to Number of Sessions; The Asymptote and the Extended Cases; Wider Questions Regarding Flow of Cases; Chapter 6 The Fagan Study of Intake; The Intake Session: Terminators and Continuers; Method; Procedure; Results; Normality; Research Hypothesis.

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  ▼a  DiscussionConclusion; Chapter 7 The Kaiser Study of Attrition in Alcoholic Outpatients; Discussion; Patient (Medical) Compliance; Alcoholic Patient Referrals in a Single County; Chapter 8 Outcome Studies: Satisfaction and Behavioral Problem Solving (Clients and Therapists Evaluate Each Other); Acknowledging the Client More Fully; Learning from Client Responses; Follow-Up Questionnaire Results, 1975-1981; Combining 1982-83 and 1983-84 Populations; Client-Therapist Matched Pairs Ratings; Research on Attempts to Alter the Therapy Course; Therapists' ""Average Successful"" Clients.

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  ▼a  Client-Therapist Correlations, Matched PairsChapter 9 Conflict Theory: Psychotherapy and Micro Processes; The Approach-Avoidance Gradient; Conflict Is Ever Present; Linking Micro and Macro Conditions; Conflict Theory and Content-Free Therapy; Is Content Important For Theory?; Anxiety; Assertiveness and Social Skills Training; Aligning Micro and Macro Processes Influencing Psychotherapy; Chapter 10 Toward a Conceptual Integration-macro Level; The Continua of Change; Behavioral Deficits in Psychotherapy; Implications; Chapter 11 Overview; From Dropping out to Attrition; New Research Questions.

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  ▼a  First published in 1985. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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