The effects of behavior rehearsal and feedback on the acquisition of problem-solving skills in distressed and nondistressed couples.
The effects of behavior rehearsal and feedback on the acquisition of problem-solving skills in distressed and nondistressed couples.
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行为排练和反馈对痛苦和非痛苦夫妇获得解决问题技能的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0005-7967(80)90066-2
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
E. A. Anderson
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作者:
N. Jacobson;E. A. Anderson
Couples who were paid to participate in an experimental marital enrichment program were randomly assigned to one of four treatment conditions or to a control group. All groups received training in solving marital problems, but the groups differed according to how they were trained; some received feedback (FB) on their previous taped performances, some had the opportunity to practice the skills suggested by the therapist (BR), some had both (complete treatment), and some simply were presented with instructions. Changes in problem-solving skills were assessed by behavioral observations of the frequency of positive problem-solving behavior before and after treatment, and global ratings of problem-solving effectiveness made by trained raters. In general, the complete treatment condition produced greater changes from pre- to post-test than any other condition. Couples in this condition showed significantly greater increases in positive behavior than any other group, and on global ratings of problem-solving skills they evidenced the greatest improvement, although on this measure they did not improve significantly more than BR couples.