The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study by Rosner, Rita

The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9783631498705)

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The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study by Rosner, Rita

The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study

$49.95
The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study by Rosner, Rita

The Relationship Between Emotional Expression, Treatment and Outcome in Psychotherapy: An Empirical Study

$49.95
Format: Paperback
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Emotional arousal is a key concept in most theories of change. In this empirical study the main interest was the relationship between Cognitive Therapy and Gestalt Therapy, the expression of emotion in the respective therapies and the improvement of depression. Since both treatments followed a group format, we were also interested if the emotional arousal expressed by the actively participating client was vicariously experienced by the observing group members. Results showed that vicariously experienced emotions were not likely. While the emotional experience of actively participating clients followed the respective treatment models, observing group members experienced other processes. Thus indicating that processes in groups may not follow the assumptions made in the respective treatment models. The relationship between emotional arousal and outcome was moderate and reflected differential outcome.

Author: Rita Rosner
ISBN-10: 3631498705
ISBN-13: 9783631498705
Publisher: Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der W
Language: English
Published: 09/01/1996
Pages: 138
Format: Paperback
By Rita Rosner
By Rita Rosner
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The Author: Rita Rosner is currently research scientist at the Department of Clinical Psychology at the University of Munich, Germany. She also teaches classes on psychotherapy and is associated with the Outpatient Clinic of the Department of Clinical Psychology. After studying psychology in Munich, she worked on several research projects mostly in the field of depression. The empirical part of this book was realized during a research fellowship by the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

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