International Journal of Eating Disorders · 1987 · 20 citations · 15 references
Social SciencesBehavioral SciencesPsychologyGroup DynamicsGroup ProcessesPsychotherapyAnxiety DisordersBulimia NervosaGroup CommitmentMental HealthRelapse PreventionDropoutGroup Treatment DynamicsLinear Discriminant AnalysisPatient Demographic VariablesStatistical Discriminant AnalysisTreatment Dropout
Premature droputs in the group teatment of bulimia may be disruptive to the development of group process and cohesiveness. This article presents the results of a discriminant analysis of persisters versus dropouts across six bulimia groups. The discriminant analysis was able to correctly classify dropouts and persisters 83% of the time on demographic variables, 73% on tension and anxiety variables, and 90% of the time using cognitive variabels, Specific charactersistics of persisters and dropouts and treatment implications are discussed.
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Progress in behavior modification
S. Rachman · Behaviour Research and Therapy · 1984 · 823 citations
Public Health, Behavioral Sciences, Behavior Change Theory +8
Why Patients Leave Psychotherapy
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