Bruce E. Wampold is the Patricia L. Wolleat Professor of Counselling Psychology and the clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is known for developing the contextual model of psychotherapy. What do you know about it?
Remarkably effective
Somewhat effective
Hardly effective
None of he above
Well understood
Not well understood
Somewhat understood
None of the above
Presents a radically different view, but very scientific, logical, thorough, and systematic
Presents a somewhat different view, that is not very scientific, illogical, and unorganized
Presents a different view, that is somewhat scientific, logical, thorough, and systematic
None of the above
Probably as effective as medication
Surely more effective than placebos
Probably no more effective than placebos
Both A and C
Healers must be trusted and credible, accepted by clients, and problems viewed as resolvable
Healers should be trusted and credible, accepted by clients, and problems could be viewed as resolvable
Healers need not be trusted but instead credible, accepted by clients, and problems could be viewed as resolvable
None of the above
Not a cultural healing practice but a medical one
Is a cultural healing practice not really a medical one
Neither cultural or medical
None of the above
True
False
Explained to the client by the therapist/healer
Explained to the therapist by the client
Not explained at all
Both A and B
Very effective; .80
Not effective; .20
Somewhat effective; .60
None of the above
The number who need to receive the Tx to achieve a success relative to treated patients
The number who need to receive the Tx to achieve a success relative to untreated patients
The number of individuals needed to Tx to reach effectiveness of a particular Tx
None of the above
4
10
7
3
More effective
Less effective
Equally effective
None of the above
As effective and more enduring
Less effective and less enduring
More effective and more enduring
Equally effective and equally enduring
Important to the effectiveness of psychotherapy, outcomes at least 1 order of magnitude (10xs) greater than differences in Txs
Not important to the effectiveness of psychotherapy, outcomes do not effect the magnitude of differences in Txs
Somewhat important
Opiods are really released when expectation is created; subject develops an expectation created by someone with expertise
Opiods are not really released; subjects simply develop and expectation created by someone with expertise
Opiods are irrelevant
Both B and C