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Client Feedback and Outcome in Individual Psychotherapy

2019-05-31

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<p>Counseling practice and research seek to understand varied influences on clinical outcomes. Research has shown that feedback has an effect on clinician-rated measures and outcome. The present study assessed the relationship between feedback and outcome in individual psychotherapy, employing a repeated measures analysis of longitudinal archival data of 138 individuals receiving counseling services. A multiple re...

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Literature Corpus work: 7b889ad9-57ed-56ba-baf1-996c6a9cd05a
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/7fgbn

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