Hundreds of studies suggest that the patient–therapist alliance is the most consistent
predictor of treatment outcome across patients, therapists, types of treatment and settings …

Abstract Purpose of Review In this review, we embrace the emerging field of second-person
neuroscience to address disorganization in schizophrenia. We argue that the focus of …

The single-neuron basis of cognitive processing in primates has mostly been studied in
laboratory settings where movements are severely restricted. It is unclear, therefore, how …

Objectives: A methodological obstacle for the assessment of psychotherapy process
concerns the compatibility between nomothetic versus idiographic approaches. Using …

Abstract Introduction. Motion Energy Analysis (MEA) is a procedure that allows to
automatically assess the amount of persons' movement from video recordings. Recent …

Findings from the past 5 decades of empirical research on the working alliance suggest its
importance in psychotherapy. Recent studies have sought to identify markers of the alliance …

Objective In social interactions, humans tend to naturally synchronize their body movements.
We investigated interpersonal synchronization in conversations and examined its …

How important is the timing of the pretreatment evaluation? If we consider mental health to
be a relatively fixed condition, the specific timing (eg, day, hour) of the evaluation is …

Reliably diagnosing autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in adulthood poses a challenge to
clinicians due to the absence of specific diagnostic markers. This study investigated the …

Synchrony is a natural part of human interaction and is often associated with a variety of
prosocial outcomes including affinity and rapport. The purpose of this research was to …