chapter 11: general issues in psychotherapy Flashcards

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Hans Eysenck

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Created the movement to treatment outcome studies by saying it won’t work

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Efficacy studies

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studies done in the lab
in the academic setting that are highly controlled
type of clients are well defined by extensive criteria

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what are the results of meta-analysis

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psychotherapy works well
clinically significant change happens (which is a meaningful change)

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what is the effect size

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.8
the average person is better having therapy than 80% than people who didn’t get it

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what is the Transdiagnostic approach

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how therapy works for a specific disorder
we need to be treating the underlying pathology/ contributing factors to psychotherapy

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Why is this there focus on emotional disorders in the Transdiagnostic approach

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termed used to cover all sad and anxiety disorders
the causes of these disorders that fall under an umbrella

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What are the gaps between research and practice

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practitioners are reluctant to use therapy that are produced by efficacy studies

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why is there a separation between research and practice

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-there is a lot of internal validity but not a lot of external validity
-it may not be cultrually appropriate
-practitioners place a higher value on clinical intuitions
-real clients are seen as different than clients in a research study
-manuals limit professional autonomy and deemphasize there therapy alliance

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consumer report study

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surveyed people who had been in therapy
asked how they felt before therapy and after therapy
people reported positive effects

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how do we measure psychotherapy outcomes

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neurobiological outcomes
medical costs

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Dodo bird verdict

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Different therapies are equally affective
this finding is explained by the common factors

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common factors

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shared fundamental elements of therapy/ active ingredients of change

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three stage sequential model of common factors

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  1. support
  2. learning
  3. actions
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What are the arguments against the dodo bird verdict

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There is research that supports very specific treatments are better than others for specific disorders

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Eclectic therapy

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finding the best therapy for a client based on empirical data that uses studies based on people similar to your clients

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Integrative therapy

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when a therapist integrates multiple different aspects of more than one therapy orientation with one clients

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what is the most popular type of therapy

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cognitive therapy

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What’s a type of psychotherapy is on the rise

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mindfulness based therapy

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effectiveness research

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success of therapy in actual client settings
clients not chosen based on study criteria