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Burnout and depression in nurses: A systematic review and meta-analysis by Chen, Chiahui, Meier, Scott T.

“…Nurses work in stressful and demanding settings and often suffer from depression and burnout. Despite overlapping symptoms, research has been inconclusive…”
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Editorial: Persistence of measurement problems in psychological research by Meier, Scott T

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Investigation of causes of ceiling effects on working alliance measures by Meier, Scott T.

“…The presence of ceiling effects on measures of working alliance is important because they (a) may moderate the observed size of the alliance-outcome…”
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Ceiling Effects Indicate a Possible Threshold Structure for Working Alliance by Meier, Scott T., Feeley, Thomas H.

“…This review investigated whether ceiling effects on client-reported working alliance measures represent measurement artifacts or valid information related to…”
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Meta-Regression Analyses of Relationships Between Burnout and Depression With Sampling and Measurement Methodological Moderators by Meier, Scott T., Kim, Sunha

“…Despite 35 years of study, burnout researchers have failed to reach a consensus about whether burnout is distinct from depression. This review compiled reports…”
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The persistent burnout/depression problem by Meier, Scott T.

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A Model of the Early Therapeutic Environment: Predicting Client Attrition by Meier, Scott T.

“…How can clinicians predict who is more likely to drop out of therapy during initial sessions? Studies indicate that many clients in early sessions (a) quickly…”
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Replication of relations among working alliance, distress and attendance variables by Meier, Scott T.

“…Introduction Recent reports from the World Health Organization and the American Psychological Association have highlighted the gap between the growing need for…”
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Corrigendum to “Burnout and depression in nurses – A systematic review and meta-analysis” [International Journal of Nursing Studies, Volume 124 (2021) 104099] by Chen, Chiahui, Meier, Scott T.

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Elevated Trait Anxiety: Obstacle to Progress With Female Clients? by Meier, Scott T.

“…Contemporary clinicians employ progress-monitoring (PM) systems to differentiate between clients who are improving and those failing to make progress in…”
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Client attendance measures in counselling psychology trainees by Meier, Scott T.

“…Counselling supervisors and educators have yet to reach a consensus about standard measures for evaluating the performance of graduate student therapists…”
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A Partial Test of the Early Therapeutic Environment Model: Association of Working Alliance and Distress With Client Attendance Variables by Meier, Scott T., Seidel, Jason A.

“…Research on attrition consistently finds that dropout can occur early in psychotherapy and involve a substantial proportion of clients. This study investigated…”
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Construct Validity of Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) Scores in Clinical Samples: Extension of Harris, Murphy, and Rakes' (2019) Narrative Review by Meier, Scott T

“…A recent review of 24 studies primarily evaluated psychometric properties of the Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) related to coefficient alpha and convergent…”
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Selecting the Best Instrument to Measure Family Perceptions of End-of-Life Communication in Intensive Care Units by Chen, Chiahui, Meier, Scott T.

“…Background: Good communication with the family is a clinical imperative for high quality end-of-life (EOL) care in intensive care unit (ICU). Many…”
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Pervasive ceiling effect in Supervisory Working Alliance Measurement: An exploratory meta-analysis by Sabella, Scott A., Meier, Scott T.

“…This study explored the extent that Supervisory Working Alliance (SWA) scores may be subject to ceiling effect. A meta-analysis of 75 SWA scores found a mean…”
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Evaluating the Psychometric Properties of the Conners Adult ADHD Rating Scales by Smyth, Alyssa C., Meier, Scott T.

“…Objective: Characterized by significant work-related impairments, difficulties with relationships, and higher rates of criminal behavior and substance abuse,…”
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Psychometric study of the Neurobehavioral Symptom Inventory by King, Paul R, Donnelly, Kerry T, Donnelly, James P, Dunnam, Mina, Warner, Gary, Kittleson, C J, Bradshaw, Charles B, Alt, Michelle, Meier, Scott T

“…The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) uses the Neurobehavioral Symptom Inventory (NSI) to measure postconcussive symptoms in its comprehensive traumatic…”
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Is It Possible to Integrate Psychotherapy Theory on the Basis of Empirical Findings? The Disruptive Role of Method Effects by Meier, Scott T

“…Most approaches to psychotherapy integration assume that any integrated theory will rest on a solid empirical basis. Recent reconceptualizations of the…”
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Rediscovering the Role of Avoidance in Psychotherapy Progress and Outcome by Meier, Scott T

“…Avoidance has been proposed as an important variable in the development of psychological problems. Relatively little empirical work has been conducted,…”
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Influence of Knowledge of Students and Student Demographics on Teacher Ratings of Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders by Meier, Scott T., Wong, Jane Y. T.

“…This study investigated the effect of teachers’ length of time spent with students on teacher ratings on the Behavioral Intervention Monitoring and Assessment…”
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