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2. What happens in therapy with sexual offenders? A model of process research.

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Pfëfflin, Friedemann, Böhmer, Mechthild, Cornehl, Stephanie, Mergenthaler, Erhard, Pfäfflin, Friedemann, and Böhmer, Mechthild

Subjects
SEX offenders, THERAPEUTICS, CLINICAL sociology, MENTAL health facilities, PSYCHIATRIC hospitals, DATABASES, CHILD sexual abuse & psychology, PREVENTION of child sexual abuse, BEHAVIOR therapy, COGNITIVE therapy, COMPARATIVE studies, CRIMINAL psychology, EMOTIONS, RESEARCH methodology, MEDICAL cooperation, COMPUTERS in medicine, NEEDS assessment, PATIENT compliance, PRISON psychology, MATHEMATICAL models of psychology, RESEARCH, RESEARCH evaluation, VIDEO recording, EVALUATION research, TREATMENT effectiveness
Abstract

This paper presents two studies (one single case and one comparative study) examining change processes within individual therapy sessions as well as during the course of treatment. The Therapeutic Cycle Model (TCM), developed for general psychotherapy to objectify change events in the course of psychotherapies, is applied to transcribed tape recordings of therapy sessions with sexual offenders. The TCM focuses on emotional experience and cognitive mastery and uses computer assisted text analysis. In addition to the TCM approach clinical ratings are used as independent criteria. The predicted relationship between the phases of the TCM and scores on the respective scales of the clinical ratings were supported. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2005
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3. What happens in therapy with sexual offenders? A model of process research.

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Pfäfflin F, Böhmer M, Cornehl S, and Mergenthaler E

Subjects
Adult, Child, Child Abuse, Sexual prevention & control, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy methods, Criminal Psychology, Emotions, Germany, Humans, Middle Aged, Needs Assessment standards, Reproducibility of Results, Surveys and Questionnaires, Treatment Outcome, Video Recording, Behavior Therapy methods, Child Abuse, Sexual psychology, Models, Psychological, Patient Compliance psychology, Prisoners psychology, Therapy, Computer-Assisted methods
Abstract

This paper presents two studies (one single case and one comparative study) examining change processes within individual therapy sessions as well as during the course of treatment. The Therapeutic Cycle Model (TCM), developed for general psychotherapy to objectify change events in the course of psychotherapies, is applied to transcribed tape recordings of therapy sessions with sexual offenders. The TCM focuses on emotional experience and cognitive mastery and uses computer assisted text analysis. In addition to the TCM approach clinical ratings are used as independent criteria. The predicted relationship between the phases of the TCM and scores on the respective scales of the clinical ratings were supported.

Published
2005
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