1992
DOI: 10.1080/10503309212331332974
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Measuring Therapist Adherence in Exploratory Psychotherapy

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“…The high correlation of adherence and competence is consistent with previous literature Dobson, Shaw, & Vallis, 1985;Feeley et al, 1999;Haddock et al, 2001;Hill, O'Grady, & Elkin, 1992;Schoenwald, Henggeler, Brondino, & Rowland, 2000;Shapiro & Startup, 1992;Svartberg, 1989Waltz et al, 1993. While Waltz et al suggested the dichotomy of adherence and competence over 13 years ago, subsequent investigations, including this study, have failed to find evidence for this distinction (Blackburn et al; Feeley et al; Haddock et al; Schoenwald et al).…”
Section: Inter-rater Reliability and Internal Consistencysupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The high correlation of adherence and competence is consistent with previous literature Dobson, Shaw, & Vallis, 1985;Feeley et al, 1999;Haddock et al, 2001;Hill, O'Grady, & Elkin, 1992;Schoenwald, Henggeler, Brondino, & Rowland, 2000;Shapiro & Startup, 1992;Svartberg, 1989Waltz et al, 1993. While Waltz et al suggested the dichotomy of adherence and competence over 13 years ago, subsequent investigations, including this study, have failed to find evidence for this distinction (Blackburn et al; Feeley et al; Haddock et al; Schoenwald et al).…”
Section: Inter-rater Reliability and Internal Consistencysupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Raters listened to the audiotapes and completed the MBCT-AS and CBT-AS individually. As in other adherence studies (Shapiro & Startup, 1992;Startup & Shapiro, 1993), to prevent rater drift all the raters met on occasion to review the behavioural criteria for each of the scale items.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A mixed within and between participants design with individual treatment was used, with assessment of outcome immediately after the intervention and at one week follow-up. Each intervention was manualized and limited to a single session, to provide a 'pure' comparison that avoids the inherent variation that can occur when treatment is delivered over a large number of sessions (Shapiro & Startup, 1992).…”
Section: The Present Study: Design and Aimsmentioning
confidence: 99%