1950
DOI: 10.1037/h0053633
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Generalization in successful psychotherapy.

Abstract: UNIVERSITY OP WISCONSIN M OST contemporary behavior pathologists accept the proposition that psychotherapy is a variety of social learning. A few have gone further to demonstrate, through analogical reasoning, that current theories of learning can be applied to the behavioral change which constitutes psychotherapy [5,6,10,11, 12, 18]. The nature of this demonstration, as well as the extent to which it is carried out explicitly, depends in part upon the behavior pathologist's preferred level of theoretical desc… Show more

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“…The concept of an inferred "anxiety" is utilized, as is counterconditioning in the nonthreatening environment of the interview, to illustrate what may happen in therapy. Magaret (28) believes that the client generalizes at an increasingly higher level of integration as he relates the attitudes developed in his interpersonal relations with the counselor to interpersonal relationships outside the therapeutic relationship. In a sense, all of these propose a kind of social learning within the interview relationship.…”
Section: Systematic Formulations and Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The concept of an inferred "anxiety" is utilized, as is counterconditioning in the nonthreatening environment of the interview, to illustrate what may happen in therapy. Magaret (28) believes that the client generalizes at an increasingly higher level of integration as he relates the attitudes developed in his interpersonal relations with the counselor to interpersonal relationships outside the therapeutic relationship. In a sense, all of these propose a kind of social learning within the interview relationship.…”
Section: Systematic Formulations and Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Alguns estudos antigos já tentavam descrever o que seria resultado em psicoterapia, alguns indicadores e fatores que classificariam psicoterapias em bem e mal sucedidas (Greenberg & Pinsof, 1986;Magaret, 1950;Mintz, 1972e Rice & Kerr, 1986 Magaret (1950) ressaltou que é mais provável que o terapeuta conceitue de maneira mais molar, do que molecular, uma psicoterapia como bem sucedida e mais livremente descritiva do que rigorosamente quantitativa. A psicoterapia bem sucedida muda as reações de sensibilidade, aumenta a flexibilidade comportamental e o modo de lidar com novos problemas interpessoais tanto dentro do setting terapêutico como fora, em situações cotidianas (Magaret, 1950).…”
Section: Pesquisas Sobre Indicadores De Resultados Em Psicoterapiasunclassified
“…A psicoterapia bem sucedida muda as reações de sensibilidade, aumenta a flexibilidade comportamental e o modo de lidar com novos problemas interpessoais tanto dentro do setting terapêutico como fora, em situações cotidianas (Magaret, 1950). A generalização da aprendizagem para o contexto cotidiano sugere que o cliente adquiriu, na relação terapêutica, um conjunto de aprendizagens que mesmo após o encerramento do tratamento, o cliente ainda continuará com sua tarefa de socialização.…”
Section: Pesquisas Sobre Indicadores De Resultados Em Psicoterapiasunclassified
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