Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ

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Autor(a) principal: Benetti,Silvia Pereira da Cruz
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Eisswein,Georgius Cardoso, Silva,Nathália Bohn da, Bernardi,Gabriel Soares Carvalho, Calderón,Ana
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Psico-USF (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract The aim of this paper is to present the Brazilian version of the instrument APQ (Adolescent Psychotherapy Q-Set), including its translation and initial adaptation, followed by the construction of psychotherapy prototypes for psychoanalytic and cognitivebehavioral approaches. A total of 10 psychoanalytic and 10 cognitive-behavioral therapists were asked to classify the APQ items in relation to relevance to their theoretical model. Data were analyzed with factor analysis. The extraction of two factors explained 48.07% of the total variance. The Cronbach’s alpha for the psychoanalytic factor was 0.85 and for the cognitive-behavioral factor, 0.86. The former presented factor loadings ranging from .61 to .73, whilst the latter from .49 to 80. The prototypes were developed through linear regression calculations of each APQ item’s contribution to each of the factors. It was observed that the two prototypes adequately discriminated psychoanalytic and cognitive behavioral approaches, indicating that the APQ is an appropriate tool for research in psychotherapy.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
title Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
spellingShingle Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
Benetti,Silvia Pereira da Cruz
psychotherapy
adolescence
assessment
title_short Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
title_full Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
title_fullStr Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
title_full_unstemmed Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
title_sort Adolescent psychotherapy process research: adaptation of the instrument APQ
author Benetti,Silvia Pereira da Cruz
author_facet Benetti,Silvia Pereira da Cruz
Eisswein,Georgius Cardoso
Silva,Nathália Bohn da
Bernardi,Gabriel Soares Carvalho
Calderón,Ana
author_role author
author2 Eisswein,Georgius Cardoso
Silva,Nathália Bohn da
Bernardi,Gabriel Soares Carvalho
Calderón,Ana
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Benetti,Silvia Pereira da Cruz
Eisswein,Georgius Cardoso
Silva,Nathália Bohn da
Bernardi,Gabriel Soares Carvalho
Calderón,Ana
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv psychotherapy
adolescence
assessment
topic psychotherapy
adolescence
assessment
description Abstract The aim of this paper is to present the Brazilian version of the instrument APQ (Adolescent Psychotherapy Q-Set), including its translation and initial adaptation, followed by the construction of psychotherapy prototypes for psychoanalytic and cognitivebehavioral approaches. A total of 10 psychoanalytic and 10 cognitive-behavioral therapists were asked to classify the APQ items in relation to relevance to their theoretical model. Data were analyzed with factor analysis. The extraction of two factors explained 48.07% of the total variance. The Cronbach’s alpha for the psychoanalytic factor was 0.85 and for the cognitive-behavioral factor, 0.86. The former presented factor loadings ranging from .61 to .73, whilst the latter from .49 to 80. The prototypes were developed through linear regression calculations of each APQ item’s contribution to each of the factors. It was observed that the two prototypes adequately discriminated psychoanalytic and cognitive behavioral approaches, indicating that the APQ is an appropriate tool for research in psychotherapy.
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