Interesting practitioners in training in empirically supported treatments: research reviews versus case studies.
Interesting practitioners in training in empirically supported treatments: research reviews versus case studies.
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有趣的从业者接受经验支持的治疗培训:研究评论与案例研究。
DOI:
10.1002/jclp.20630
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发表时间:
2010
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3
通讯作者:
Chambless,DianneL
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作者:
Stewart,RebeccaE;Chambless,DianneL
It has been repeatedly demonstrated that clinicians rely more on clinical judgment than on research findings. We hypothesized that psychologists in practice might be more open to adopting empirically supported treatments (ESTs) if outcome results were presented with a case study. Psychologists in private practice (N=742) were randomly assigned to receive a research review of data from randomized controlled trials of cognitive‐behavioral treatment (CBT) and medication for bulimia, a case study of CBT for a fictional patient with bulimia, or both. Results indicated that the inclusion of case examples renders ESTs more compelling and interests clinicians in gaining training. Despite these participants' training in statistics, the inclusion of the statistical information had no influence on attitudes or training willingness beyond that of the anecdotal case information. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Clin Psychol 66:1–23, 2010.