Emotional recognition in psychotherapy
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v4i16.1054Keywords:
emotion in psychotherapy, emotion, psychotherapyAbstract
There is a growing consensus about the importance of emotions in psychotherapy and the process of human experience and change. Although different psychotherapeutic approaches ascribe different roles to emotional processes, all of them emphazise their relative importance. The ability of clinicians to accurately identify the emotional states of their clients is conceptualized as an imoprtant clinical skill. However, little is know today about the way that the training as a therapist influences this skill. This paper reviews the relevant literature on emotion recognition and discusses some of its implications to the field of psychotherapy and clinical psychology.
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