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1. An automated method of content analysis for psychotherapy research: A further validation.

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Salvatore, Sergio, Gelo, Omar Carlo Gioacchino, Gennaro, Alessandro, Metrangolo, Roberto, Terrone, Grazia, Pace, Valeria, Venuleo, Claudia, Venezia, Annalisa, and Ciavolino, Enrico

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CONTENT analysis, PSYCHOTHERAPY, SEMANTIC computing, PSYCHODYNAMICS, THEMATIC analysis, PSYCHOTHERAPY methodology
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2017
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2. The Grid of the Models of Interpretations (GMI): A trans-theoretical method to study therapist interpretive activity

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Roberto Metrangolo, Grazio Monteforte, Sergio Salvatore, Marianna Puglisi, Valeria Pace, Andrea Auletta, Auletta, Andrea Francesco, Salvatore, Sergio, Metrangolo, Roberto, Monteforte, Grazio, Pace, Valeria, and Puglisi, Marianna

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Psychodynamic therapy, Psychotherapist, Qualitative research method, Therapist interpretation, Cognitive therapy, Pattern analysis, Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry and Mental Health, Cognition, Prom, Psychodynamics, Grid, Psychiatry and Mental health, Psychology, Reliability (statistics), Pattern analysi
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Andrea Francesco Auletta and Sergio SalvatoreUniversity of SalentoRoberto MetrangoloLecce, ItalyGrazio MonteforteTaranto, ItalyValeria PaceUniversity of BariMarianna PuglisiLecce, ItalyThis study was aimed at developing the GMI (Grid of the Models ofInterpretations), a category system for measuring therapist interpreta-tions in transcripts of both cognitive and psychodynamic psychotherapies.Satisfactory agreement levels were found among the Þve raters used totest reliability. Moreover, the GMI-based description of interpretations indifferent clinical orientations appeared clinically meaningful. GMI prom

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2012

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