2018
DOI: 10.1177/0886260518770188
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Readiness to Change as a Predictor of Treatment Engagement and Outcome for Partner Violent Men

Abstract: Resistance to change has been long recognized as a barrier to successful intervention for partner violent individuals. Using archival data from a community-based intimate partner violence (IPV) intervention program, the current study investigated readiness to change as a predictor of treatment engagement and outcome in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for IPV, and examined whether court referral status, antisocial personality characteristics, and borderline personality characteristics moderate these associat… Show more

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“…In addition to attendance-related factors, there is some consensus that lack of responsiveness to the intervention, and/or lack of engagement with the treatment process, is a strong contributing factor to overall IPV intervention ineffectiveness (Arias et al, 2013;Eckhardt et al, 2013;Maldonado & Murphy, 2021;McMurran & Ward, 2010;Scott & King, 2007). For instance, indicators of group engagement such as motivation and/or readiness to change, homework completion, active participation, and self-disclosure have all been identified as significant predictors of both program completion and decreased relationship violence (Taft et al, 2001(Taft et al, , 2003.…”
Section: Examining the (In)effectiveness Of Group-based Ipv Intervention Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to attendance-related factors, there is some consensus that lack of responsiveness to the intervention, and/or lack of engagement with the treatment process, is a strong contributing factor to overall IPV intervention ineffectiveness (Arias et al, 2013;Eckhardt et al, 2013;Maldonado & Murphy, 2021;McMurran & Ward, 2010;Scott & King, 2007). For instance, indicators of group engagement such as motivation and/or readiness to change, homework completion, active participation, and self-disclosure have all been identified as significant predictors of both program completion and decreased relationship violence (Taft et al, 2001(Taft et al, , 2003.…”
Section: Examining the (In)effectiveness Of Group-based Ipv Intervention Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Studien von Alemohammad et al 6 , Watson et al 29 und Maldonado und Murphy 35 konnten den oben beschriebenen (positiven) Zusammenhang zwischen Therapiemotivation und Therapieergebnis nicht untermauern. Bei Alemohammad et al 6 war die Therapiemotivation positiv mit Therapieabbrüchen assoziiert.…”
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“…Maldonado und Murphy [35] untersuchten antisoziale Charakteristika von Patienten in einem Therapieprogramm für Intimpartnergewalt und fanden weder eine signifikante Korrelation mit der (aktiven) Teilnahme an der Therapie noch mit Rückfallen in Intimpartnergewalt, andere Gewaltdelikte, oder allgemeine Regelverstöße, z. B. Kontaktverbote.…”
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