Ch. 11 Lec Flashcards
- meta analyses show that therapy is generally …
- Eysenck included that therapy … bc so many … bc of … –> his findings have been …
very beneficial; wasn't beneficial; get better without therapy; time; overturned
How do we study psychotherapy?
- difficult to …
- looking at …, … and …
generalize results;
who; when; how
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
who –> …
- what does … think/perceive of therapy?
tripartite model;
client
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
who –> tripartite model:
- what does client think/perceive about therapy? Clients generally have a … of therapy
- clients’ answers may be biased though bc with the … and … invested, they want it to work
- maybe some … biases for instance from … patients
favorable view; time; money; negative; depressed
How do we study psychotherapy? looking at who, when, and how: who --> tripartite model: - ... - should believe in therapy - if negatively evaluate therapy, negatively evaluating ...
therapist;
your own therapeutic skills
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
who –> tripartite model:
- … - …, …, …, etc
third parties;
society;
family;
insurance companies
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
- therapy is a … bc the goal is for clients to …
- all of this feedback can be …
failing business model;
stop seeing therapist;
biased
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
when:
- shouldn’t be asked …
- do we ask after therapy is …? after a …?
- results depend on … the questions are asked
immediately after therapy;
done;
certain time period;
when
How do we study psychotherapy? looking at who, when, and how: how do we ask questions to determine if psychotherapy is beneficial? - ..., ..., etc - how would client feel about ...
questionnaires;
interviews;
the method used
How do we study psychotherapy?
looking at who, when, and how:
how do we ask questions to determine if psychotherapy is beneficial?
- how would client feel about the method used: … - when you know you’re being observed, you …
- …? conflict bc you can’t have … come in and watch therapy sessions
reactivity;
act different;
behavioral observation;
third party
Efficacy vs effectiveness:
- efficacy: …, … methods (e.g. dbt for bpd) –> minimizes … among therapists
controlled; manualized;
variability
Efficacy vs effectiveness:
efficacy:
- all efficacy studies done show that, overall, psychotherapy …
- efficacy of psychotherapy is …
- meta analyses show that people in therapy are better off than … of others who don’t go to therapy
works;
effective;
80%
Efficacy vs effectiveness:
effectiveness:
- not as many studies but results for those that have been done show that …
therapy does work
“dodo bird effect”
- dodo said that everyone has … and all deserve a …
- basically, the idea that all schools of psychotherapy are … and all …
won;
prize;
equally good;
work
all schools of psychotherapy think they’re …, but they’re all the same
superior
