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AN OPEN DOOR REVIEW OF CLINICAL, CONCEPTUAL, PROCESS AND OUTCOME RESEARCH IN PSYCHOANALYSIS IV
  1. Introduction and Contents
  2. Epistemological and Methodological Issues
  3. Conceptual Studies
  4. Clinical Studies
  5. Single Case Studies
  6. Process Studies
  7. Outcome Studies
  8. Neuro-Psychoanalytic Studies
  9. Ethics and Legal Issues
  10. Measures
  11. Summary
  12. References
  1. Interview Based Measures
  2. Transcript Based Measures
  3. Questionaire-Based Measures
  4. Psychophysiological Measures
  5. Neurobiological Measures

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Adult Attachment Interview

George C, Kaplan N & Main M (1985) The Attachment Interview for Adults. University of California, Berkeley


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Adult Attachment Projective

George C & West M (2001) The development and preliminary validation of a new measure of Adult Attachment: The Adult Attachment Projective. Attachment and Human Development 3: 30-61


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McGlashan Semistructured Interview (MSI)

Goin MK, Strauss GD & Martin R (1995) A change measure for psychodynamic psychotherapy outcome research. Journal of Psychotherapy Practice & Research 4 (4): 319-328

Explored the utility of the McGlashan Semistructured Interview (MSI) in assessing outcome in outpatient psychodynamic psychotherapy. 10 patients (20-49 yrs) videotaped MSI interviews before and after 8-10 mo of psychodynamic psychotherapy. These tapes and the results of the Symptom Checklist-90 (SCL-90) were studied and compared. Two investigators scored the interviews (interrater reliability = 0.91). MSI scores were sensitive to both improvement and decrease in function. Changes in the SCL-90 did not always reflect the same amount or direction of change as the MSI. Preliminary evidence suggests the MSI is sensitive to change and can track both improvement and regression, indicating the value of its further use in larger outcome studies. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2000 APA, all rights reserved)
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Scales of Psychological Capacities

Huber D, Klug G & Henrich G (2006) The scales of psychological capacities: Measuring change in psychic structure. Psychotherapy Research 15 (4): 445-456


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STIPO

Hörz S, Clarkin JF, Stern BL & Caligor E (2012) The Structured Interview of Personality Organisation (STIPO): An instrument to assess severity and change of personality pathology. in: Levy R, Ablon JS & Kächele H (eds) Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Research. Humana Press, Totowa NJ, 571-592


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