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Therapists' Adherence To Manualized
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Abstract The overall goal of this s
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APPENDIX A. APPENDIX B. APPENDIX C.
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For example, research in contempora
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This study will investigate therapi
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Greenson (1967) extended the ego ps
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The conceptualization of the allian
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Rhodes, Hill, Thompson, and Elliott
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Researchers have demonstrated that
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characteristic of stages that commo
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treatment manuals; methodological a
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set of propositions that therapists
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most therapists do not administer t
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