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• catalog contributor b10083145.
• catalog created "c1980.".
• catalog date "1980".
• catalog date "c1980.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1980.".
• catalog description "1. The psychotherapist -- What is psychotherapy? -- The availability of psychotherapeutic services -- The focus of the book -- 2. Some traditional emphases and orientations in psychotherapy -- Other related emphases -- The client-centered emphases -- Cognitive and behavioral emphases -- Some additional emphases -- Appraising the different emphases -- 3. Client variables in psychotherapy -- The selection and acceptance of clients for psychotherapy -- The problem of continuation in psychotherapy -- Client variables and outcome in psychotherapy -- 4. The psychotherapist -- Personal therapy for the psychotherapist -- Additional considerations -- The therapist and the psychotherapeutic interaction -- Ethical and professional responsibilities -- 5. Specifying the therapeutic variables in psychotherapy -- The therapist-client relationship -- Interpretation, insight and understanding -- Catharsis, emotional expression, and release -- Reinforcement in psychotherapy -- Desensitization -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographies and indexes.".
• catalog description "Relaxation -- Information in psychotherapy -- Reassurance and support -- Expectancies as a therapeutic variable -- Modeling -- Facing or confronting a problem -- Time as a therapeutic variable -- The placebo response -- 6. Common and specific factors in psychotherapy -- Common factors in psychotherapy -- Specific factors in psychotherapy -- 7. The psychotherapeutic process--I -- Initiating psychotherapy -- The developing relationship and early problems in psychotherapy -- Continuing psychotherapy and adapting to client individuality -- 8. The psychotherapeutic process--II -- The intermediate stages of therapy -- Evaluating the psychotherapeutic interaction -- Consistency and flexibility in therapy -- The later stages of psychotherapy -- Planning for termination in psychotherapy -- 9. Cognition, affects and behaviors -- Traditional and recent emphases on cognitions in psychotherapy -- Affective emphases in psychotherapy -- The behavioral emphasis in psychotherapy -- ".
• catalog description "The place of cognitions, affects and behaviors in psychotherapy -- 10. Making psychotherapy more specific -- Specificity as exemplified in behavior therapy -- An eclectic approach to specificity in psychotherapy -- 11. Research in psychotherapy -- Basis considerations in psychotherapy research -- Controlled and uncontrolled research pp Statistical and clinical considerations -- Some general observations on research in psychotherapy -- 12. Evaluating the effectiveness of psychotherapy -- Negative effects in psychotherapy -- Efficiency in psychotherapy -- Some concluding comments -- 13. Psychotherapy--a concluding note -- Some remaining problems -- Concluding comments.".
• catalog extent "xi, 315 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Psychotherapy, an eclectic approach.".
• catalog identifier "0471044903".
• catalog isFormatOf "Psychotherapy, an eclectic approach.".
• catalog isPartOf "Wiley series on personality processes".
• catalog issued "1980".
• catalog issued "c1980.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Wiley,".
• catalog relation "Psychotherapy, an eclectic approach.".
• catalog subject "616.8/914".
• catalog subject "Eclectic psychotherapy.".
• catalog subject "Eclecticism, Historical".
• catalog subject "Medicine Psychotherapy".
• catalog subject "Psychotherapy.".
• catalog subject "RC480 .G37".
• catalog subject "WM 420 G231p 1980".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The psychotherapist -- What is psychotherapy? -- The availability of psychotherapeutic services -- The focus of the book -- 2. Some traditional emphases and orientations in psychotherapy -- Other related emphases -- The client-centered emphases -- Cognitive and behavioral emphases -- Some additional emphases -- Appraising the different emphases -- 3. Client variables in psychotherapy -- The selection and acceptance of clients for psychotherapy -- The problem of continuation in psychotherapy -- Client variables and outcome in psychotherapy -- 4. The psychotherapist -- Personal therapy for the psychotherapist -- Additional considerations -- The therapist and the psychotherapeutic interaction -- Ethical and professional responsibilities -- 5. Specifying the therapeutic variables in psychotherapy -- The therapist-client relationship -- Interpretation, insight and understanding -- Catharsis, emotional expression, and release -- Reinforcement in psychotherapy -- Desensitization -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Relaxation -- Information in psychotherapy -- Reassurance and support -- Expectancies as a therapeutic variable -- Modeling -- Facing or confronting a problem -- Time as a therapeutic variable -- The placebo response -- 6. Common and specific factors in psychotherapy -- Common factors in psychotherapy -- Specific factors in psychotherapy -- 7. The psychotherapeutic process--I -- Initiating psychotherapy -- The developing relationship and early problems in psychotherapy -- Continuing psychotherapy and adapting to client individuality -- 8. The psychotherapeutic process--II -- The intermediate stages of therapy -- Evaluating the psychotherapeutic interaction -- Consistency and flexibility in therapy -- The later stages of psychotherapy -- Planning for termination in psychotherapy -- 9. Cognition, affects and behaviors -- Traditional and recent emphases on cognitions in psychotherapy -- Affective emphases in psychotherapy -- The behavioral emphasis in psychotherapy -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "The place of cognitions, affects and behaviors in psychotherapy -- 10. Making psychotherapy more specific -- Specificity as exemplified in behavior therapy -- An eclectic approach to specificity in psychotherapy -- 11. Research in psychotherapy -- Basis considerations in psychotherapy research -- Controlled and uncontrolled research pp Statistical and clinical considerations -- Some general observations on research in psychotherapy -- 12. Evaluating the effectiveness of psychotherapy -- Negative effects in psychotherapy -- Efficiency in psychotherapy -- Some concluding comments -- 13. Psychotherapy--a concluding note -- Some remaining problems -- Concluding comments.".
• catalog title "Psychotherapy, an eclectic approach / Sol L. Garfield.".
• catalog type "text".