Wirkung und Inhalt: Die zwei Seiten therapeutischer Interventionen
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1991
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Journal Article
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psychotherapy
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Psychology
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German
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103-424-752
(Last edited on
2006/02/27 07:30:58 US/Mountain)
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ABSTRACT:
Therapeutic impact is a non-specific factor in psychotherapy. It relates to the degree to which therapeutic interventions are able to counteract clients' lack of attention, and lack of concentration on the therapy so that they are susceptible to the therapeutic message.
The views presented in this chapter differ from the standpoint usually presented as regards resistance. Lack of attention and too much forgetfulness in relation to therapy is seen here as the result of passive processes connected to the limited capacity of organisms to receive and absorb information. The relevance of the concept of therapeutic impact is examined both from the point of
view of theory and research and from the point of view of the practice of psychotherapy. In order to give his therapy force, the therapist has to begin by holding the client's attention and ensuring that he reacts strongly to the therapeutic messages. Factors which increase the chances of this succeeding resemble the factors which produce a good orienting response and counteract habituation. Ways of putting this into practice are described and discussed.
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