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Researching the Psychotherapy Process: A Practical Guide to Transcript-Based Methods (2005)

Researching the Psychotherapy Process: A Practical Guide to Transcript-Based Methods (2005)

by Lepper, Georgia
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This hands-on introduction to psychotherapy process research methods takes the student clinician/researcher through the basic steps of developing a research project based on a transcript of a psychotherapy session. The major text-based methods in use are introduced in separate chapters, and illustrated with detailed examples and exercises which will enable the novice researcher to explore the therapeutic interaction from a variety of perspectives. The aim of the book is to support and enhance clinical practice through research competence and awareness.

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Pub dateOct 1, 2005
ISBN-101403922063
ISBN-139781403922069
LanguageEnglish
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