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Special Issue

The Placebo Effect and Psychotherapy:

Implications for Theory, Research, and Practice
Psychology of Consciousness: Theory, Research, and Practice
June 2016
(Vol.3, No.2)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-2646-7
Item #
6160305
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Table of contents

The Placebo Effect and Psychotherapy: Implications for Theory, Research, and Practice
Pages 105–107
Blease, Charlotte; Kirsch, Irving

Placebo Effects in Psychotherapy: A Flawed Concept and a Contorted History
Pages 108–120
Wampold, Bruce E.; Frost, Nickolas D.; Yulish, Noah E.

Controlling for the Placebo Effect in Psychotherapy: Noble Quest or Tilting at Windmills?
Pages 121–131
Kirsch, Irving; Wampold, Bruce; Kelley, John M.

The Therapeutic Relationship in Psychological and Physical Treatments, and Their Placebo Controls
Pages 132–145
Jensen, Karin; Kelley, John M.

Placebo Response Correlates With Hypnotic Suggestibility
Pages 146–153
Sheiner, Eli Oda; Lifshitz, Michael; Raz, Amir

The Efficacy Paradox and Its Consequences for Research in Psychotherapy (and Elsewhere)
Pages 154–161
Walach, Harald

Placebo and Nocebo Effects: Unfolding the Complex Interplay Between Distinct Phenotypes and Physiological Mechanisms
Pages 162–174
Colloca, Luana; Benedetti, Fabrizio

Go Open: A Plea for Transparency in Psychotherapy
Pages 175–198
Gaab, Jens; Blease, Charlotte; Locher, Cosima; Gerger, Heike