Tag: Communicating Research Results

Helping clinical psychologists select the best form of psychotherapy for a particular client with a particular problem requires a way to communicate to them the results of comparisons of clinical interventions. In this article, David Tolin and his associates take a detailed look at where communication needs to be improved, and they recommend actions to take now while the field undertakes a long-range process to develop better standards.

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