ArticlePsychotherapy research : journal of the Society for Psychotherapy Research2023
Baseline overly accommodating interpersonal problems in relation to parsed alliance-outcome associations in cognitive behavioral therapy for generalized anxiety disorder.
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- Interpersonal Distress as a Covariate of Mental Health in Depression: A Multilevel Meta-Analysis.Clinical psychology & psychotherapyPooled it
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Given its interpersonal underpinnings, relational factors may be salient in psychotherapy for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Supporting this point, research has indicated a positive Sixty-nine patients received variants of CBT. Patients rated over accommodation at baseline, and alliance and outcome across treatment. As hypothesized, within-patient alliance improvements correlated with subsequent anxiety reduction, and this association was stronger for more overly accommodating patients. All between-patient associations were nonsignificant. Results help clarify the nuanced role of alliance in CBT for GAD.
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