An Ethnography of Couple and Therapist Experiences in Reflecting Team Practice
An Ethnography of Couple and Therapist Experiences in Reflecting Team Practice
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夫妻和治疗师经验的民族志反映团队实践
DOI:
10.1111/j.1752-0606.1994.tb00114.x
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发表时间:
1994
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
John M. Robbins
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作者:
S. Sells;Thomas E. Smith;M. Coe;M. Yoshioka;John M. Robbins
Couple and therapist perspectives about the use and process of reflecting team practice were analyzed using ethnographic research. A domain analysis was performed on postsession interviews from both couples and therapists, and on field notes from each therapist. Seven couples and five therapists were interviewed at least twice over a 4-month period concerning their reactions to andperceptions of reflecting team practice. Six domains concerning reflecting team practice emerged from the analysis: (a) benefits of its use, (b) effects of gender, (c) recommended use, (d) contraindicated use, (e) the importance of creating spatial separateness between couple and team members, and cf) sequences of communication between the couple and team members that elicit change. The latter two domains described the process of reflecting team practice (i.e., steps in how it is used and how it is implemented). The role of ethnography in reflecting team practice and in family therapy research is discussed.