SFT
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CBT/MT
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words preserved exactly
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46%
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23%
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words preserved deictically
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11%
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6%
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words preserved in altered form
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36%
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33%
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words added
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10%
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35%
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A principle in solution-focused practice is to match the key words of the client (more about this here). This study shows that this was done here. The table shows that solution-focused therapists preserved the words of the client to a much larger extent. As you see, solution-focused therapists altered words in 36% of the cases. I am curious to what extent these were cases of positive reframing. I am also curious about the 10 added words. What were the reasons for adding words? Were they added with a specific purpose?
More about this on Anton's page and on Paolo's page. More about micro-analysis here.
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