Ch. 17 Research Flashcards
brief strategic family therapy (BSFT)
a short-term (approximately 12 sessions) family treatment model developed for youth with behavioral problems such as drug use, sexual risk behaviors, and delinquent behaviors
dissemination
how intervention material is distributed to a target audience (e.g., practitioners)
implementation
how evidence-based interventions are integrated within a specific setting.
National Research Act
Public Law 94-348, the federal government’s response to unethical research practices on human subjects that had been conducted prior to the mid-1970s. The National Research Act set up regulations gov-erning human research, including the establishment of institutional review boards (IRBs).
offset effect
the phenomenon in which people reduce their use of health care following some type of therapy, such as individual, marital, family, or another behavioral health intervention.
one-person family therapy (OPFT)
strategic family therapy offered to any person who comes to therapy in order to help that person make changes in the family system.
structural ecosystems therapy
an ecological extension of brief strategic family therapy to address the need for extrafamilial as well as within-family intervention with Hispanic and African American adolescents