What's Wrong With These People? Clinicians' Views of Clinical Couples

Marriage and family therapy (MFT) faculty and graduate students rated the “typical” or predictable behaviors of husbands or wives coming for therapy using the Georgia Marriage Q‐sort. Scores were compared with previously published scores for both “ideal” couples (i.e., showing positive behaviors, at...

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Published in:	Journal of marital and family therapy Vol. 35; no. 1; pp. 3 - 17
Main Authors:	Ro, Hye-Sun, Wampler, Richard S.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01-01-2009 Blackwell Publishing
Subjects:	Adult Attitudes Behavior Behaviour Beliefs Bias Client Characteristics (Human Services) College Faculty Comparative Analysis Counselor Attitudes Couples Curriculum Faculty Family Counseling Family therapy Family Therapy - education Family Therapy - methods Female Females Gender Bias Graduate Students Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Humans Interpersonal Relationship Male Males Marital Therapy - education Marital Therapy - methods Marriage Marriage Counseling Married couples Medical Evaluation Middle Aged Patients Problem Solving Professional Competence Resistance (Psychology) Scores Sex Factors Sex Role Sex roles Sex Stereotypes Social Perception Spouses Stereotypes Student Attitudes Students Surveys and Questionnaires Teacher Attitudes Therapists Therapy Video Technology
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