Stiles W B
Br J Clin Psychol. 1984 Nov;23 ( Pt 4):311-2. doi: 10.1111/j.2044-8260.1984.tb01305.x.
Clients' percentage of disclosure (first person, subjective utterances) was compared with evaluative session ratings by clients, therapists, and an external rater across 43 psychotherapy sessions. In contrast to observers' perceptions, participants' perceptions of session depth and value were not correlated with client disclosure. Sessions high in disclosure (relative to the client's usual level) were rated from all three perspectives as relatively rough, unpleasant, difficult, and dangerous.
在43次心理治疗过程中，对来访者自我表露的比例（第一人称、主观表述）与来访者、治疗师以及外部评估者对评估环节的评分进行了比较。与观察者的看法相反，参与者对治疗深度和价值的看法与来访者的自我表露并无关联。从所有三个角度来看，自我表露程度高的治疗环节（相对于来访者的通常水平）被评为相对粗糙、不愉快、困难且危险。
