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doi: 10.1037/a0038245.
Ten things to remember about common factor theory
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Ten things to remember about common factor theory
Psychotherapy (Chic).
2014 Dec.
Abstract
Recently, we (Laska, Gurman, & Wampold, 2014, pp. 467-481) discussed the implications of taking a common factor approach for practice and policy. In this response to the commentary on our article, we reiterate 10 things that need to be remembered about common factor theory.
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