Concepts of Causality Applied in the Clinic: Interactional Models and Attributional Style
Abstract
The purpose of the investigation was to compare causal attributions made by families attending a therapy clinic with those made by control families in interview. Attributional statements were extracted from transcripts of ten therapy sessions and ten control interviews, and coded according to a system described in Stratton et al. (1986). In order to examine the issue of whether a family can be said to possess an attributional style,...
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Title
Concepts of Causality Applied in the Clinic: Interactional Models and Attributional Style
Published Date
Jan 1, 1990
Volume
4
Issue
2
Pages
197 - 209
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