Psychotherapy Research

Attachment, Social Competencies, Social Support, and Interpersonal Process in Psychotherapy
pp. 239-266(28)
Author: Mallinckrodt, B.

Marital Adjustment as a Predictor of Outcome in Individual Treatment of Depression
pp. 267-278(12)
Authors: Kung, W.W.; Elkin, I.

Axis I and II comorbidity in agoraphobia: prediction of psychotherapy outcome in a clinical setting
pp. 279-295(17)
Authors: Chambless, D.L.; Renneberg, B.; Gracely, E.J.; Goldstein, A.J.; Fydrich, T.

Temporal interaction of process variables in psychotherapy
pp. 296-309(14)
Authors: Tschacher, W.; Baur, N.; Grawe, K.

One step further in assessing how interpretations influence the process of psychotherapy
pp. 309-320(12)
Authors: Caspar, F.; Pessier, J.; Stuart, J.; Safran, J.D.; Samstag, L.W.; Guirguis, M.

The relationship of personal conflict and clinical symptoms in a high-conflict and a low-conflict subgroup: a correlational study
pp. 321-336(16)
Authors: Renner, W.; Leibetseder, M.

Core conflictual relationship themes in patients diagnosed with borderline personality disorder who attempted, or who did not attempt, suicide
pp. 337-355(19)
Authors: Chance, S.E.; Bakeman, R.; Kaslow, N.J.; Farber, E.; Burge-Callaway, K.

Transference patterns in the therapeutic relationship in supportive-expressive psychotherapy for depression
pp. 356-372(17)
Authors: Connolly, M.B.; Crits-Christoph, P.; Barber, J.P.; Luborsky, L.

Empirical Studies of the Therapeutic Hour.
pp. 373-374(2)
Author: Najavits, L.M.