Physiological, acoustic, and self-reported responses to benign and challenging therapy situations: A pilot study with psychotherapy trainees.

Objective: : Challenging therapy situations are interpersonally charged moments in therapy and can serve as a critical marker for assessing therapists' interpersonal skills. This study aimed to investigate trainee therapists' stress response during such situations. Method: : Trainees (n = 46) comple...

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Published in:	Psychotherapy Research Vol. 36; no. 5; pp. 919 - 929
Main Authors:	De Jong, Kim, Yassen, Noha M., Seinen, Tom M., Nimphy, Cosima, Platania, Noemi M., Hughes, Natasha L., Steggles, Kane
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Jun2026
Subjects:	Psychotherapy Psychological distress Physiology Social skills Training of counselors Subjective stress Acoustic signal processing
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