Latest Research in Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

Top Research Topics in Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

• Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications — 8 papers
• Social and Intergroup Psychology — 5 papers
• Social Work Education and Practice — 4 papers
• Participatory Visual Research Methods — 4 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 4 papers
• Racial and Ethnic Identity Research — 3 papers
• Academic Freedom and Politics — 3 papers
• Attachment and Relationship Dynamics — 3 papers
• Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior — 2 papers
• Psychological Testing and Assessment — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. The spaces in between: silence as a witness to accompaniment in congenital heart disease
2. Outreach or out of reach: aspiring for situational legitimacy in outreach work towards young people
3. Communicating social perspective taking creates common ground and improves relational perceptions
4. What is socially constructed about race? A cross-national study of racial perception and categorization
5. Collective Narcissism and Perceptions of the Severity of Racism Among White and Black Americans
6. Why Group Analytic Psychotherapies?
7. Experiences in the Hungarian psychoanalytic training model
8. How do Americans and Chinese in greater China living in the United States self-disclose in online dating profiles? A content analysis
9. The Asrahan Core Technique: A Context-Embedded Six-Step Framework for Psychodynamic Inspection Analysis with Adjacent-Motive Differentiation and Reality-Based Reassessment
10. Exploring Virtual Embodiment and Implicit Racial Bias in Adolescents and Adults
11. Nature contact and adolescent paper-reuse behavior: place attachment versus climate anxiety in a two-wave study of Chinese adolescents
12. Civic Embeddedness and Public Employment: How Institutional Proximity Structures Civic Participation
13. Racial Erasure in the Clinical Encounter
14. Pluralism in military service: diversity and unification in group interviews with Finnish conscripts
15. The Asrahan Core Technique: A Context-Embedded Six-Step Framework for Psychodynamic Inspection Analysis with Adjacent-Motive Differentiation and Reality-Based Reassessment
16. Who You Meet Matters: International Evidence on Economic Connectedness and Social Mobility
17. From ‘Asian American’ to ‘American Asian’ - an Indian Immigrant’s Psychoanalytic Experience of USA
18. Introduction to the ‘Special issue: Academic freedom in decline’
19. Women’s integration into non-traditional sectors for transforming gender roles and advancing institutional equity
20. Reflexive insiderness in peer research: A collective self-reflection from a large multilingual research team