Psychotherapy Research Critique by David E. Orlinsky, 2006

David E. Orlinsky's 2006 essay critiques the state of psychotherapy research, originally published in the January 2006 issue of the NASPR Newsletter. The author, a researcher with decades of experience, argues for a more realistic and scientific approach to therapy research. The text is a constructively intended critique of current methodologies.

Use Cases

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Strengths

• Authored by David E. Orlinsky, a researcher with decades of experience in the field.
• Essay was formally published in a professional society's newsletter in January 2006.

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Provenance

Source

David E. Orlinsky, published in the NASPR Newsletter.

Collection Method

Invited essay for the past-president's column.

Time Range

2006