Exam 12: Intervention: Adults and Couples

Chambless and Hollon's (1998) Criteria for Empirically Supported Treatments state that ESTs must have been conducted with:

__________ is/are a common way in which empirical evidence is used to assist clinicians in making assessment and treatment deci?sions.

Does a large effect size (such as d = 1.0) guarantee that the majority of patients are symptom-free by the end of treatment or that they remain symptom-free for years after treatment.

Berke et al surveyed 549 clinical psychologists to see how many reported engaging in evidence based practice. Of their responses what percentage reported engaging in evidence based practice:

Stepped Care Model for the Management of Depression includes:

Most evidence-based therapies are available for:

The focus of CBT for depression is on:

Clinical psychologists must remain aware of the difference in treatment research between statistically significant differences and clinically significant differences as represented by such concepts as

The CBT client is coached to challenge the accuracy of _______

Based on research evidence, _______ are likely to be the best treatment option for most people, but they are not a panacea.

An open trial is a type of initial, exploratory treatment study in which:

For an empirically supported treatment to be deemed "possibly efficacious",

The first meta-analysis of psychotherapy literature, in 1977, was by:

By having patients repeatedly expose themselves to in vivo trauma stimuli,

A psychologist providing EFT for couple distress must address each partner's _______ and each partner's _______ interactional problems.

Initial CBT sessions for depression tend to focus primarily on behavioral activation tasks, such as

Meta-analyses allows psychologists to

Thought monitoring is used in treating depression. This does NOT require:

An effect size is:

The quality of meta-analytic results is largely dependent on