| Description |
xiii, 514 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Toward pluralism in family therapy research -- Ethnographic research methods: creating a clinical science of the humanities -- Grounded theory methodology in family therapy research -- The use of phenomenology for family therapy research: the search for meaning -- Conversation analysis: studying the construction of therapeutic realities -- Critical theory research: the emancipatory interest in family therapy -- Feminist lenses in family therapy research: gender, |
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politics, and science -- Focus groups in family therapy research -- Quantitative design in family therapy: insider hints on getting started -- Methodological issues and strategies in scale development -- Experimental methods in marital and family therapy research -- Methods for single-case experiments in family therapy -- Meta-analysis in family therapy research -- Approaches to prediction: correlation, regression, and discriminant analysis -- Structural equation |
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modeling -- Cost-effectiveness research in family therapy -- Case study research -- The events-based approach to couple and family therapy research -- Systematically developing therapeutic techniques: applications of research and development -- Survey research in marriage and family therapy -- The Delphi method -- Program evaluation research: applications to marital and family therapy. |
| Subject |
Family psychotherapy -- Research -- Methodology.
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Family psychotherapy.
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Research Design.
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| Added Author |
Sprenkle, Douglas H.
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Moon, Sidney M.
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| ISBN |
1572301112 (acid-free paper) |
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