Referral to group psychotherapy:  a retrospective study on patients’ personality features associated with clinicians’ judgments

Visintini, R; Ubbiali, A; Donati, D; Chiorri, Carlo; Maffei, C.

doi:10.1521/ijgp.2007.57.4.515

This study was designed to explore selected personality features of Patients that are associated with clinicians' judgments about whom to refer to dynamic group psychotherapy versus individual therapy. Results suggested that an aspect of patients' adult attachment style, namely level of confidence and level of hostility, may have influenced the clinicians' judgments and decision making about treatment referrals.

Referral to group psychotherapy: a retrospective study on patients’ personality features associated with clinicians’ judgments / VISINTINI R; UBBIALI A; DONATI D; C. CHIORRI; MAFFEI C. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY. - ISSN 0020-7284. - STAMPA. - 57(4)(2007), pp. 517-527.

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Titolo:	Referral to group psychotherapy: a retrospective study on patients’ personality features associated with clinicians’ judgments
Autori:	VISINTINI R UBBIALI A DONATI D CHIORRI, CARLO MAFFEI C. mostra contributor esterni nascondi contributor esterni
Data di pubblicazione:	2007
Rivista:	INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY
Citazione:	Referral to group psychotherapy: a retrospective study on patients’ personality features associated with clinicians’ judgments / VISINTINI R; UBBIALI A; DONATI D; C. CHIORRI; MAFFEI C. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY. - ISSN 0020-7284. - STAMPA. - 57(4)(2007), pp. 517-527.
Abstract:	This study was designed to explore selected personality features of Patients that are associated with clinicians' judgments about whom to refer to dynamic group psychotherapy versus individual therapy. Results suggested that an aspect of patients' adult attachment style, namely level of confidence and level of hostility, may have influenced the clinicians' judgments and decision making about treatment referrals.
Handle:	http://hdl.handle.net/11567/229924
Appare nelle tipologie:	01.01 - Articolo su rivista

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