Multilevel modeling (MLM) is rapidly becoming the standard method of analyzing nested
data, for example, data from students within multiple schools, data on multiple clients seen …

The therapeutic value of alliance is a contested supposition. Although many theorists and
researchers believe that alliance is therapeutic in itself, others see it as a byproduct of …

In recent years there has been a shift toward greater recognition of the client's role as an
active participant in psychotherapy. In 1994 Bergin and Garfield said,“Another important …

In this chapter we begin with terminology and definitions that are essential for understanding
dyadic and group data. We then discuss a statistical technique that has become …

People make judgments about others all the time, often without realizing they are doing so.
How are interpersonal impressions formed? How accurate are our perceptions of other …

Objective: Better alliance is known to predict better psychotherapy outcomes, but the
interdependent and interactive effects of both therapist-and patient-reported alliance levels …

Rationale. Although they form a dyadic relationship, doctor's and patient's levels of trust in
the other have usually been investigated separately. As members of dyadic relationships …

Abstract [Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported in Vol 97 (4) of Journal of
Applied Psychology (see record 2012-12716-001). In the article, the numbers from the left …

Although the alliance–outcome association is one of the most consistent findings in
psychotherapy research, it is also highly heterogeneous. Little is known about the factors …

Objective: Multilevel models have become a standard data analysis approach in intervention
research. Although the vast majority of intervention studies involve multiple outcome …