认知治疗纽带作为心理结果中介的研究

IF 1 Q2 Social Sciences

Journal of College Counseling Pub Date : 2020-07-04 DOI:10.1002/jocc.12154

Alexander K. Tatum, Elizabeth Vera

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来访者对治疗关系的感知是现代理论取向的重要组成部分。到目前为止，还缺乏定量的研究来检验在大学心理咨询中治疗联系是如何影响治疗结果的。本研究采用通径分析法对423名大学生的纵向治疗效果进行分析。拥有更强的治疗联系预示着抑郁、社交焦虑和学业困扰的症状会减少。研究结果支持继续关注发展工作关系。

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An Examination of Perceived Therapeutic Bond as a Mediator of Psychological Outcomes

The client's perception of the therapy relationship is an essential component of modern theoretical orientations. To date, there is a lack of quantitative research examining how the therapeutic bond affects therapy outcomes in college counseling. This study used path analysis to examine longitudinal therapy outcomes with 423 college students. Having a stronger therapeutic bond predicted decreased symptoms of depression, social anxiety, and academic distress. Findings support continued attention to developing a working relationship.

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Journal of College Counseling PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED-

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期刊介绍： The Journal of College Counseling, a publication of the American College Counseling Association, is issued twice yearly. ACCA members receive the Journal as a benefit of membership.