The effects of manual-based training on treatment fidelity and outcome: A review of the literature on adult individual psychotherapy.

By Scott J. Miller, J. Binder. 2002

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology

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1. C. Watkins
2. A. Herschell
3. Barbara L. Baumann
4. D. Kolko
5. Abigail C Davis

Citations in the corpus

• The Role of Therapist Training in the Implementation of Psychosocial Treatments: A Review and Critique with Recommendations (2010, background): “For example, Miller and Binder (2002) completed a review focused on training issues related to the use of treatment manuals, and Vandecreek and colleagues (1990) completed a review of psychology continuing education.”
• Does Psychotherapy Supervision Contribute to Patient Outcomes? Considering Thirty Years of Research (2011, background): “While manuals are by no means a panacea (Scott & Binder, 2002 ), they do provide us with one viable means of gathering useful research data (see Lambert, 2004 ) and might be useful in exposing a supervision data mine that has yet to be unearthed, explored, and excavated.”