Ira Daniel Turkat
Biographic Data
| ID | 150089 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ira Daniel Turkat |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ira Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Turkat |
| SIGNATURE | TURKAT I D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Divorce-Related Malicious Parent Syndrome
Divorce related malicious mother syndrome
Prediction versus reflection in therapist demonstrations of understanding: A replication with clinical cases
Previous analogue research with college students shows that therapists who make accurate predictions of their patient's behaviour are judged as more demonstrative of understanding their patient's problems than therapists who make reflections or request further information. The present study replicated this research and extended it by using psychotherapy out‐patients as subjects. Similar findings were obtained. Further, therapists who employed acc…
How Patients Communicate About Their Illness
This article presents two empirical investigations of how patients communicate about their illness. A review of the literature on provider-patient communication is offered. From this review, we conclude that we know intuitively more about the interaction between health care providers and their patients than the research literature has revealed. A series of research questions are advanced concerning the patient's communicative contributions to the…
Prediction versus reflection in therapist demonstrations of understanding: Three analogue experiments
Many forms of therapy deem it important for therapists to demonstrate to their clients that they understand the particular client's dilemma. The most common approach to therapists’ demonstrations of understanding is the Rogerian method of reflection. Another approach to demonstrating understanding is to make accurate predictions of the client's behaviour. The purpose of the present experiments was to test the hypothesis that therapist predictions…
An investigation of personality disorder descriptions
Behavior modification in the media: A five-year follow-up
An investigation of personality disorder descriptions
Behavior modification in the media: A five-year follow-up
Diabetics' Self-Report of Medical Utilization: A Test of Validity
This report details a test of the validity of long-term estimates of medical utilization rate among a chronically ill population. The relationship between diabetics' reported frequencies of ambulatory visits to the Diabetes Center over an 18-mo. period and clinic recorded data were evaluated. A high, positive, and significant correlation was observed, providing support for the validity of self-reports. An unexpected finding was that 60% of the su…
Orgasmic Conditioning
Orgasmic conditioning is reexamined. The work of Keller and Goldstein is assessed. The need for an objective procedure for quantifying cognitive activity is pointed out
Behavior modification and the public misconception
Behavior modification and the public misconception
Affinity for Violent Television and Approval of Violent Behavior in Relation to Television Exposure
There is considerable evidence of change in violent behavior as a function of viewing violent televised programs (1, 2, 4, 5, 8 ) . However, the relationship between exposure to television and attitudes toward violence has been minimally examined ( 3 ) . The present investigation attempted to delineate specific relationships in this area. Considering that most television programs are replete with violent content ( 2 ) , it was hypothesized that e…
Divorce related malicious mother syndrome
How Patients Communicate About Their Illness
This article presents two empirical investigations of how patients communicate about their illness. A review of the literature on provider-patient communication is offered. From this review, we conclude that we know intuitively more about the interaction between health care providers and their patients than the research literature has revealed. A series of research questions are advanced concerning the patient's communicative contributions to the…
Affinity for Violent Television and Approval of Violent Behavior in Relation to Television Exposure
There is considerable evidence of change in violent behavior as a function of viewing violent televised programs (1, 2, 4, 5, 8 ) . However, the relationship between exposure to television and attitudes toward violence has been minimally examined ( 3 ) . The present investigation attempted to delineate specific relationships in this area. Considering that most television programs are replete with violent content ( 2 ) , it was hypothesized that e…
Behavior modification and the public misconception
Behavior modification and the public misconception
Orgasmic Conditioning
Orgasmic conditioning is reexamined. The work of Keller and Goldstein is assessed. The need for an objective procedure for quantifying cognitive activity is pointed out
Diabetics' Self-Report of Medical Utilization: A Test of Validity
This report details a test of the validity of long-term estimates of medical utilization rate among a chronically ill population. The relationship between diabetics' reported frequencies of ambulatory visits to the Diabetes Center over an 18-mo. period and clinic recorded data were evaluated. A high, positive, and significant correlation was observed, providing support for the validity of self-reports. An unexpected finding was that 60% of the su…
An investigation of personality disorder descriptions
Behavior modification in the media: A five-year follow-up
An investigation of personality disorder descriptions
Behavior modification in the media: A five-year follow-up
Prediction versus reflection in therapist demonstrations of understanding: Three analogue experiments
Many forms of therapy deem it important for therapists to demonstrate to their clients that they understand the particular client's dilemma. The most common approach to therapists’ demonstrations of understanding is the Rogerian method of reflection. Another approach to demonstrating understanding is to make accurate predictions of the client's behaviour. The purpose of the present experiments was to test the hypothesis that therapist predictions…
Prediction versus reflection in therapist demonstrations of understanding: A replication with clinical cases
Previous analogue research with college students shows that therapists who make accurate predictions of their patient's behaviour are judged as more demonstrative of understanding their patient's problems than therapists who make reflections or request further information. The present study replicated this research and extended it by using psychotherapy out‐patients as subjects. Similar findings were obtained. Further, therapists who employed acc…
How Patients Communicate About Their Illness
This article presents two empirical investigations of how patients communicate about their illness. A review of the literature on provider-patient communication is offered. From this review, we conclude that we know intuitively more about the interaction between health care providers and their patients than the research literature has revealed. A series of research questions are advanced concerning the patient's communicative contributions to the…
Divorce related malicious mother syndrome
Divorce-Related Malicious Parent Syndrome
Psychology (14 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (4 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Behavioral and Psychological Studies (3 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (2 works)