Must most psychotherapists remain as incompetent as they now are?
Identifieur interne : 000C95 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 000C94; suivant : 000C96Must most psychotherapists remain as incompetent as they now are?
Auteurs : Albert Ellis [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy [ 0022-0116 ] ; 1982-03-01.
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- Albert ellis, Basic personality change, Behavior therapy, Behavioral change, Behavioral methods, Cognitive, Cognitive distraction, Discomfort anxiety, Efficient therapy, Elli, Ellis abrahms, Ellis grieger, Ellis whiteley, Emotional disturbance, Gradual desensitization, Marcus aurelius, Modeling, Operant conditioning, Palo alto, Past experiences, People change, Potential harm, Present disturbances, Psychotherapy, Reciprocal inhibition, Relaxation response, Several reasons, Show clients, Social reinforcement, Symptom removal, Therapy, Unselective eclecticism.
Abstract
Abstract: Although psychotherapy often is effective or helpful for groups of people, it is frequently inefficient and therefore is wasteful for many clients and actually contributes to harming a sizable minority of them. Some of the main aspects of therapeutic inefficiency are discussed in this paper, including: overemphasis on past experience; encouraging dependency and the dire need for love; overemphasis on modeling; the stressing of insight; the use of catharsis and abreaction; the use of cognitive distraction; self-efficacy suggestions; operant conditioning; gradual desensitization; and unselective eclecticism. Specific suggestions for increasing the efficiency of psychotherapy are given.
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DOI: 10.1007/BF00946200
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