A three-year follow-up of psychotherapy patients

McNair, Douglas M.; Lorr, Maurice; Young, Harl H.; Roth, Irvin; Boyd, Richard

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“…The next review was by Parloff, lvaskow, and Wolfe ( 1978) of the studies by Garfield and Bergin (1971), Strupp (1955Strupp ( , 1973, Holt and Luborsky ( 1958), McNair, et al ( 1963), and McNair, et al ( 1964. This review agreed with the previous one in indicating lack of sufficient evidence to reach definitive conclusions.…”

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The Value of Personal Psychotherapy for Psychotherapists

Herron

1988

Psychol Rep

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Si~mmary.-This is a review of the evidence regarding the value of psychotherapists' personal psychotherapy for the practice of psychotherapy. N o study up to this time has been able to isolate successfully the effects on practice of personal psychotherapy. The complexity of the issue may prevent such a solution. As a result no definitive conclusion as to value can be reached; however, the existing evidence suggests probable merit of selective inclusion of personal psychotherapy for the training of psychotherapists.

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The Value of Personal Psychotherapy for Psychotherapists

Herron

1988

Psychol Rep

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“…Miles, et al (1951), Rosenberg (1954), Rioch andLuben (1959), andMcNair (1964) all report data congruent with a positive correlation between intelligence and outcome of psychotherapy. However, Harris and Christiansen (1946), Fiske, et al (1964), Harrower (1965, and Shore, et al (1965) all report independence between I.Q.…”

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The responsiveness of mentally retarded children to psychotherapy∗

Hayes¹

1977

Smith College Studies in Social Work

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“…Other variables such as adequate I.Q. (14,39,48), high education (44,57) and good ego strength (15,44) were also found to be associated with good outcome. From these it seems implicit that learning is an important factor in improvement.…”

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The Natural History of Neuroses: Problems of Methods and Substance

Sirois

1975

Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal

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A three-year follow-up of psychotherapy patients

Cited by 30 publications

References 12 publications

The Value of Personal Psychotherapy for Psychotherapists

The Value of Personal Psychotherapy for Psychotherapists

The responsiveness of mentally retarded children to psychotherapy∗

The Natural History of Neuroses: Problems of Methods and Substance

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