Social processes in clinical and counseling psychology

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅴ
• 1. Social Processes in Clinical and Counseling Psychology : Introduction and Orienting Assumptions / James E. Maddux ; Cal D. Stoltenberg ; Robert Rosenwein ; Mark R. Leary = 1
• The Integration of Social, Clinical, and Counseling Psychology : Recent Trends = 2
• Research and Clinical Practice : Three Common Myths = 4
• Social Processes in Clinical and Counseling Psychology : Orienting Assumptions = 7
• Domains of the Social-Clinical-Counseling Interface = 10
• Concluding Comments = 11
• 2. Research Issues at the Social, Clinical, and Counseling Psychology Interface / Richard P. McGlynn = 14
• Historical Methodological Forces = 14
• Social Psychology as an Experimental Science = 15
• Internal and External Validity = 17
• The Slippery Slope : Generalization of Results = 18
• The Firm Ground : Generalizing Conclusions = 19
• "Ya Gotta Know the Territory" = 22
• 3. Social Support and Clinical Practice / Sharon S. Brehm = 26
• Psychotherapy as a Form of Social Support = 27
• Social Support as a Goal of Psychotherapy = 31
• Communal Social Support : The Ties That Bind = 32
• Social Support for the Therapist Too = 34
• 4. Self-Efficacy Theory and Research : Applications in Clinical and Counseling Psychology / James E. Maddux ; Melinda A. Stanley ; Martha M. Manning = 39
• Basic Tenets of Self-Efficacy Theory = 40
• Clinical Applications of Self Efficacy Theory = 42
• Issues in Self-Efficacy Theory = 49
• 5. Counseling and Persuasion : Extrapolating the Elaboration Likelihood Model / Cal D. Stoltenberg ; Brian W. McNeill = 56
• The Routes to Persuasion = 56
• Motivation and Ability = 57
• Client Resistance = 59
• The Role of Affect = 60
• Client Variables = 61
• The Nature of Cognitive Processing = 62
• Counselor Credibility = 63
• Conclusion and Future Directions = 64
• 6. Interpersonal Change Processes in Therapeutic Interactions / Stanley R. Strong = 68
• How Behavior Change Is Generated in Conversations = 68
• What Behavior Is Changed in Therapeutic Conversations = 70
• Classification and Interpersonal Functions of Self-Presentations = 70
• Empirical Studies of Self-Presentation in Therapy = 72
• Therapeutic Interactions = 75
• The Artful Dance of Therapy = 80
• 7. A Social Influence Approach to Counselor Supervision / David N. Dixon ; Charles D. Claiborn = 83
• The Social Influence Point of View = 84
• The Conceptualization = 85
• Supervisor's Social Power = 86
• Trainee Need = 90
• Conclusion = 91
• 8. Depression, Nondepression, and Social Comparison Biases / Lauren R. Alloy ; Jeanne S. Albright ; Caroline M. Clements = 94
• Cognitive Theories of Depression = 94
• Social Comparison Processes and Biases = 96
• Depression and Realism in Self Perception = 97
• The Self Other Distinction and Social Comparison Biases = 98
• Origins of Biases in Social Comparison Processes = 100
• Depression and Social Comparison Processes : Cause or Consequence? = 104
• Biases in Social Comparison : Differentiating Error, Irrationality, and Maladaptiveness = 105
• Depression and Social Comparison Processes : Therapeutic Implications = 106
• 9. Self Handicapping and Psychopathology : An Integration of Social and Clinical Perspectives / Steven Berglas = 113
• The Social Psychological Origins of Self Handicapping Theory = 114
• How Self Handicapping Exploits Attributional Principles = 115
• Why Success Motivates "Defensive" Self-Handicapping Behavior = 116
• Career Self-Handicapping : A Psychological Disorder = 118
• Therapeutic Implications of the Self-Handicapping Formulation = 121
• 10. A Self-Presentational Model for the Treatment of Social Anxieties / Mark R. Leary = 126
• Treatment Models = 126
• The Self-Presentational Theory = 127
• Self-Presentational Motivation = 129
• Perceived Self-Presentational Ability = 131
• Client Treatment Matching = 134
• Summary = 135
• 11. Self-Perception Theory and Heterosocial Anxiety / Robert L. Montgomery ; Frances M. Haemmerlie = 139
• Development of the Treatment = 140
• Empirical Support = 141
• Positive Features and Limitations = 143
• Integration with Social Psychology Theory and Research = 144
• Integration with Clinical-Counseling Theory and Research = 145
• Future Directions for Theory and Research = 147
• 12. An Attributional Approach to Marital Dysfunction and Therapy / Amy Holtzworth-Munroe ; Neil S. Jacobson = 153
• Attribution Theories and Research in the Marital Area = 154
• Clinical Implications = 159
• Research on Cognitive-Behavioral Marital Therapy = 166
• Clinical Cautions = 167
• 13. Processes in Rehabilitation : A Social Psychological Analysis / Elizabeth M. Altmaier = 171
• The Chronic Pain Patient : From Disability to Stigma = 172
• The Chronic Pain Patient : Self-stigmatization = 174
• Chronic Low Back Pain Rehabilitation = 176
• The Process of Rehabilitation = 178
• Implications for Research and Clinical Practice = 181
• 14. Future Directions / Cal D. Stoltenberg ; James E. Maddux ; Robert Rosenwein = 185
• Increasing Collaboration Among Social, Counseling, and Clinical Psychologists = 187
• Barriers to the Interface = 187
• Where Do We Go From Here? = 188
• Author Index = 191
• Subject Index = 201