Examining within- and between-member cohesion and working alliance effects on group members’ motivation: a preliminary actor-partner interdependence study

These findings underscore the significance of member-group fit in group therapy and the reciprocal impact of individual members and the group on each other's therapy outcomes.

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Psychotherapy Research
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2024-08-05
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10503307.2024.2385399
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Cognitive and psychological constructs research
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Examining within- and between-member cohesion and working alliance effects on group members’ motivation: a preliminary actor-partner interdependence study

Lisa M. Brownstone, Kun Wang, Martin Kivlighan
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Psychotherapy Research
Cognitive and psychological constructs research
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Examining within- and between-member cohesion and working alliance effects on group members’ motivation: a preliminary actor-partner interdependence study

Lisa M. Brownstone, Kun Wang, Martin Kivlighan
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Abstract

These findings underscore the significance of member-group fit in group therapy and the reciprocal impact of individual members and the group on each other's therapy outcomes.

Psychotherapy ResearchVol. 35(7)
University of Iowa (US), University of Denver (US)
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