Connelly J L, Piper W E
Int J Group Psychother. 1989 Apr;39(2):173-89. doi: 10.1080/00207284.1989.11491158.
Pretraining work behavior was investigated as a composition variable for group psychotherapy. The work behavior of sixty-six outpatients in nine pretraining groups was measured. Six of the pretraining groups were recomposed into either high or low work therapy groups on the basis of the pretraining scores. The other three groups entered therapy intact. Audiotapes from the first six months were analyzed to assess therapy process. Outcome measures were administered before therapy and after six months of therapy. Hypotheses concerned the effects of composition on process and outcome and the relationship between pretraining work behavior and outcome. The results suggest that pretraining work behavior has merit as a composition variable and may have promise as a selection variable. Therapeutic uses of pretraining are discussed.
将预训练工作行为作为团体心理治疗的一个构成变量进行了调查。对九个预训练组中的66名门诊患者的工作行为进行了测量。根据预训练分数，将其中六个预训练组重新组合为高工作治疗组或低工作治疗组。其他三个组完整地进入治疗。对前六个月的录音带进行分析以评估治疗过程。在治疗前和治疗六个月后进行结果测量。假设涉及构成对过程和结果的影响以及预训练工作行为与结果之间的关系。结果表明，预训练工作行为作为一个构成变量具有价值，并且可能作为一个选择变量具有前景。讨论了预训练的治疗用途。
