Toward the validation of the California Therapeutic Alliance Rating System.
Marmar, Charles R., Weiss, Daniel S., Gaston, Louise·1989·Psychological Assessment
Abstract
The California Therapeutic Alliance Rating System, was used by judges to rate four therapy sessions for each of 52 subjects treated in brief dynamic psychotherapy for pathological grief
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