Chapter 14: key elements of change

Question 1

common factors

Answer 1

therapeutic elements that occur in all or most treatments and are believed to be critical for successful client outcomes

Question 2

dodo bird verdict

Answer 2

view that in the context of psych ehrapy research, all psychotherapies are equally effective

Question 3

EBP of therapeutic change

Answer 3

client, therapist, therapeutic relationship, and treatment factors that have been associated with successful treatment

Question 4

Evidence based psychotherapy relationships

Answer 4

aspects of therapeutic relationship that research has fond to be associated with successful treatment

Question 5

integrative treatment models

Answer 5

therapeutic models that explicitly incorporate into their framework aspects of many theoretical approaches and common factors

Question 6

process outcome research

Answer 6

examines the relation bw variables related to the process of providing psychotherapy and the outcome of therapy

Question 7

process research

Answer 7

research that examines patterns. using therapist and/or client data, that are evident within and across therapy sessions

Question 8

reactance

Answer 8

tendency to react against attempts to directly influence ones behaviour

Question 9

Larry Beutler & Louis Castonguay

Answer 9

developed initiative to identify empirically based principals os therapeutic change

Question 10

Lester Luborsky

Answer 10

Dodo bird verdict
concluded that there was overwhelming evidence that all therapies were equal, and that psychotherapies did not have distinct specific effects

Question 11

Brush Wrampold

Answer 11

like Lester Luborsky, psychotherapy equivalency position

critical of EBT