The present paper introduces the special issue on Text Analysis in Quantitative and Qualitative Psychotherapy Process Research. The motivation for this special issue grew out of recognition of the following: (1) both quantitative and qualitative psychotherapy process research (PPR) make extensive use of text analysis (TA); (2) TA presents different characteristics that serve different aims in quantitative and qualitative PPR; and (3) researchers are not always fully aware of these differences in explicit and systematic ways. The present paper, together with the special issue it introduces, aims at stimulating a more explicit and systematic methodological reflection on the different ways in which TA may be used in quantitative and qualitativ...
The present work aims to empirically map what has been investigated and which issues (i.e. topics) c...
Q‐methodology offers unique opportunities for counselling and psychotherapy researchers and clinicia...
Change process research (CPR) is the study of the processes by which change occurs in psychotherapy,...
The present paper introduces the special issue on Text Analysis in Quantitative and Qualitative Psyc...
In this collection, international contributors come together to discuss how qualitative and quantita...
The paper offers a perspective on some of the methodological issues present in cur- rent qualitative...
A content analysis of the representative Journals in the field of psychothera-py research has been p...
The acceptance and application of qualitative methods has been steadily increasing, and recent advan...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
Two studies investigated the extent to which researchers are accessing quantitative methodology pub...
It is my hope in this chapter to encourage the use of a broader range of options for qualitative dat...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
The present work aims to empirically map what has been investigated and which issues (i.e. topics) c...
Abstract: The authors of the volume favour qualitative research in psychotherapy. They show in detai...
The present work aims to empirically map what has been investigated and which issues (i.e. topics) c...
Q‐methodology offers unique opportunities for counselling and psychotherapy researchers and clinicia...
Change process research (CPR) is the study of the processes by which change occurs in psychotherapy,...
The present paper introduces the special issue on Text Analysis in Quantitative and Qualitative Psyc...
In this collection, international contributors come together to discuss how qualitative and quantita...
The paper offers a perspective on some of the methodological issues present in cur- rent qualitative...
A content analysis of the representative Journals in the field of psychothera-py research has been p...
The acceptance and application of qualitative methods has been steadily increasing, and recent advan...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
Two studies investigated the extent to which researchers are accessing quantitative methodology pub...
It is my hope in this chapter to encourage the use of a broader range of options for qualitative dat...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
In their review, Ablon, Levy, and Smith-Hansen (2011) showed that the Psychotherapy Process Q-set (P...
The present work aims to empirically map what has been investigated and which issues (i.e. topics) c...
Abstract: The authors of the volume favour qualitative research in psychotherapy. They show in detai...
The present work aims to empirically map what has been investigated and which issues (i.e. topics) c...
Q‐methodology offers unique opportunities for counselling and psychotherapy researchers and clinicia...
Change process research (CPR) is the study of the processes by which change occurs in psychotherapy,...