The article presents a study, which investigates whether differences among patients in
relative degree of concern with task vs. personal characteristics of therapists are related to …

Abstract COMPARISONS WERE MADE BETWEEN RESPONSES OF 55 TRAINED
(PSYCHIATRISTS) AND 150 UNTRAINED (COLLEGE AND SENIOR MEDICAL …

Patients attitudes toward psychiatric hospitals, psychiatrists, and treatment were evaluated
using a Psychiatric Attitudes Battery and Degree of Improvement Rating Scale. Favorable …

The attitudes of professionals and laymen in the USA and in Greece towards mental patients
were compared by using the Opinions Towards Mental Illness questionnaire. Two factors …

The article discusses the level of therapist functioning, types of confrontation and type of
patient. First interviews of 56 therapists were submitted to objective tape ratings of therapist …

• Previous research has shown that therapists are more likely to accept middle-class than
lower-class persons for psychotherapy and to rate middle-class patients more favorably than …

Attitudes toward Psychotherapists, Page 1 Attitudes toward Psychotherapists, Psychologists,
Psychiatrists, and Psychoanalysts A Meta-Content Analysis of 60 Studies Published between …

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The article focuses on a study of social environments and their effects on man's behavior.
The present investigation studied the human environment a small psychiatric hospital in …

Attitudes toward patients and attitudes toward the etiology and treatment of illness were
compared among psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, and nurses. One …