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... biases are probably unavoidable . On the other hand , they should be constantly self - examined and sufficiently balanced so that flexible , data - directed innovations are possible . In other words , the primary commitment in clinical ...
... biases are probably unavoidable . On the other hand , they should be constantly self - examined and sufficiently balanced so that flexible , data - directed innovations are possible . In other words , the primary commitment in clinical ...
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... biases in the therapeutic enterprise ; ( 2 ) to honestly acknowledge those biases to the client in all instances . wherein major value issues arise ; therapist inputs should be labeled as " empirically - based " technical knowledge or ...
... biases in the therapeutic enterprise ; ( 2 ) to honestly acknowledge those biases to the client in all instances . wherein major value issues arise ; therapist inputs should be labeled as " empirically - based " technical knowledge or ...
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... bias - i.e . , that honest and explicit acknowledgment of such biases should be made . I am aware that this stance is an ... biases here as I do to acknowledge and respect contrary opinions on the part of my col- leagues . The foregoing ...
... bias - i.e . , that honest and explicit acknowledgment of such biases should be made . I am aware that this stance is an ... biases here as I do to acknowledge and respect contrary opinions on the part of my col- leagues . The foregoing ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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