Reconocimiento emocional en psicoterapia
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v4i16.1054Palabras clave:
emoción en psicoterapia, emoción, psicoterapiaResumen
Existe un consenso creciente respecto a la importancia de las emociones en psicoterapia y en los procesos de experiencia y cambio humanos. Aunque los diferentes enfoques psicoterapéuticos adscriben roles diferentes a los procesos emocionales, todos enfatizan su importancia relativa. La capacidad de los terapeutas para identificar acertadamente los estados emocionales de sus clientes se concibe como una habilidad clínica importante. Sin embargo, poco sabemos de cómo afecta la formación terapéutica a esa habilidad. Este artículo revisa la literatura relevante sobre el reconocimiento emocional y discute algunas de sus implicaciones para el área de la psicoterapia y la psicología clínica.
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