Effects of Presenting Symptom and Therapist Orientation on Treatment Outcome. A Follow-up Study of Brief Therapy with College Students.

Nigl, Alfred J.; Weiss, Stephan D.

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Publication Date: 1976

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Effects of Presenting Symptom and Therapist Orientation on Treatment Outcome. A Follow-up Study of Brief Therapy with College Students

Nigl, Alfred J.; Weiss, Stephan D.

Journal of the American College Health Association, 24, 4, 203-7, Apr 76

Questionnaires designed to assess subjects' feelings toward treatment in a university mental health program substantiate the assumption that college students can be treated effectively with brief psychotherapy. (MB)

Descriptors: Higher Education, Mental Disorders, Mental Health Programs, Program Effectiveness, Psychiatric Services, Statistical Analysis, Student Attitudes, Undergraduate Students

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