Gözleme Dayalı Terapötik İttifak Ölçeği (TPOCS-A) Türkçe Formu'nun Psikometrik Özellikleri

Halfon, Sibel; Özsoy, Deniz; Kara, Demet; Çavdar, Alev

doi:10.31828/tpy1301996120201227m000025

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2020

DOI: 10.31828/tpy1301996120201227m000025

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Gözleme Dayalı Terapötik İttifak Ölçeği (TPOCS-A) Türkçe Formu'nun Psikometrik Özellikleri

Sibel Halfon¹,

Deniz Özsoy²,

Demet Kara³

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“…This database is part of the same research program that was designed to investigate the baseline predictors and effective treatment factors associated with outcome in psychodynamic child psychotherapy. Subsamples of this data, with partial overlaps with the data used in the manuscript, have been used in prior research to investigate baseline mental state talk characteristics of children (Halfon, Coşkun, Bekar & Steele, 2020), ideal session prototypes (Halfon & Goodman, 2020), psychodynamic technique and therapeutic alliance characteristics of the sessions (Halfon, 2020) and psychometric properties of collected measures (Halfon, Çavdar, & Kara, 2020; Halfon, Ozsoy, Kara & Cavdar,2020; Halfon & Besiroglu, 2020).…”

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Parental reflective function and children’s attachment-based mental state talk as predictors of outcome in psychodynamic child psychotherapy.

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Mentalization, operationalized as reflective function, is defined as the capacity to understand behavior in terms of mental states. Mentalization can be self-focused (i.e., mentalizing that focuses on one’s own thoughts and feelings) or other-focused (i.e., mentalizing that focuses on others’ thoughts and feelings). Some studies in adult psychotherapy show the importance of patients’ mentalization capacity for treatment outcome; however, this has not yet been investigated in psychodynamic child psychotherapy. This study aimed to investigate whether baseline parental reflective function (PRF) and children’s mental state talk (MST) predicted changes in emotional and behavioral problems in psychodynamic child psychotherapy. The sample included 60 Turkish school-age children (Mage = 7.90, SD = 1.35, 43.3% girls) with internalizing (18.3%), externalizing (5%), and comorbid (56.7%) problems, and 20% of the children were in the nonclinical range. The mothers were interviewed using the Parent Development Interview, which was coded for PRF (self- and child-focused). Children were administered an attachment-based story stem task, coded for MST (self- and other-focused). The Brief Problem Monitor was administered every month over the course of treatment for a total of 366 sessions. Multilevel modeling analyses indicated that mothers’ child-focused PRF and children’s self-focused MST predicted changes in problem behaviors. Parents’ mentalization about their children and children’s mentalization about their own internal states could be predictors of treatment response in psychodynamic child psychotherapy.

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Parental reflective function and children’s attachment-based mental state talk as predictors of outcome in psychodynamic child psychotherapy.

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2021

Psychotherapy

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Gözleme Dayalı Terapötik İttifak Ölçeği (TPOCS-A) Türkçe Formu'nun Psikometrik Özellikleri

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Parental reflective function and children’s attachment-based mental state talk as predictors of outcome in psychodynamic child psychotherapy.

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