Common factors aren't so common: The common factors dilemma
J Weinberger Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice 1995
There is apparently little difference in the effectiveness of different kinds of psychotherapy. One explanation is that common factors cut across them. The major schools do not much attend to common factors, however, and it may be that outcome equivalence is due as much to common neglect of common factors as to their use. Five common fact...
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