2015
DOI: 10.1037/a0038555
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Therapist perception of treatment outcome: Evaluating treatment outcomes among youth with antisocial behavior problems.

Abstract: Effective evaluation of treatment requires the use of measurement tools producing reliable scores that can be used to make valid decisions about the outcomes of interest. Therapist-rated treatment outcome scores that are obtained within the context of empirically supported treatments (EST) could provide clinicians and researchers with data that are easily accessible and complimentary to existing instrumentation. We examined the psychometric properties of scores from the Therapist Perception of Treatment Outcom… Show more

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“…The therapist perception of treatment outcome (TPTO) is a 20‐item measure that assesses treatment outcome among youth with antisocial behavioral problems and their families in MST (Crandal et al., ). A senior FFT researcher reviewed the items and deemed the TPTO to be relevant to FFT.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The therapist perception of treatment outcome (TPTO) is a 20‐item measure that assesses treatment outcome among youth with antisocial behavioral problems and their families in MST (Crandal et al., ). A senior FFT researcher reviewed the items and deemed the TPTO to be relevant to FFT.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A senior FFT researcher reviewed the items and deemed the TPTO to be relevant to FFT. Items are rated on a 6‐point Likert scale (i.e., 1 = agree strongly; 6 = disagree strongly), with middle ratings collapsed to form a 5‐point scale (see Crandal et al., ). Based on Crandal et al.…”
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“…This questionnaire asks therapists at the conclusion of treatment (T4) to rate how strongly they agree with statements about caregiver and youth responses to treatment on a six-point Likert scale (1-Agree Strongly; 6-Disagree Strongly). Crandal and colleagues (2015) found that total scores for the TPTO scale administered to the therapists in this sample at T4 evidenced high internal consistency (alpha>0.90) and acceptable construct validity. High scores on the TPTO indicate more favorable treatment outcome.…”
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confidence: 80%
“…The second measure of MST treatment response was the 14-item Therapist Perception of Treatment Outcome (TPTO) scale (Crandal, Foster, Cunningham, Brennan, & Whitmore, 2015). This questionnaire asks therapists at the conclusion of treatment (T4) to rate how strongly they agree with statements about caregiver and youth responses to treatment on a six-point Likert scale (1-Agree Strongly; 6-Disagree Strongly).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%