Recognition that therapeutic commonalities contribute heavily to therapy outcomes is one factor that has spurred the emergence of integrative psychotherapies. In fact, it is generally known that specific treatment methods account for _____ of outcome variance.
a. 0-5 c. 20-30
b. 5-15 d. 30-40
Question 2
In the authors' discussion of future directions of constructivism, they point out that one of the significant challenges facing this genre of therapies is related to:
a. constructivism's antipathy for predetermined criteria and general principles of psychotherapy.
b. the short-term nature of many constructivist therapies.
c. the absence of any empirical research on efficacy for mild to moderately severe disorders.
d. constructivism's use of overly specific methods for all individuals and kinds of problems.
Multiple-dose drug administration: drug A and drug B are administered every 12 hours; drug B reaches
Shneidman's Ten Commonalities of Suicide
Use of combination therapy during tuberculosis therapy to avoid resistance.
Hands-on class in a massage therapy program.
Dilution Factor
Delivering therapeutic genes