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Using Client's Observations in Research
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Howe, Michael W. – Social Work, 1976
By keeping records of their own behavior, clients can provide useful data for research by practitioners as well as participate in an effective form of treatment. The author proposes guidelines for assuring the accuracy of clients' reports. (Author)
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Data Collection, Learning Experience, Participation
Methodology for Naturalistic Observation of Therapist Behavior in Group Psychotherapy.
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Weiss, Leslie Bloch – 1972
This paper presents a research method derived from the functional analysis of behavior currently common among operant behavior therapists. Naturalistic observation, the method used, encompasses behavioral-level description of events, systematic observation and recording by means of codes, assessment of inter-judge reliability, as well as targeting…
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Behavioral Science Research, Evaluation, Group Therapy