Offener Brief an Herrn Professor Heinrich von Treitschke

von M. Joe͏̈l

Offener Brief eines polnischen Juden an den Redacteur Herrn Heinrich v. Treitschke

von Moses Aron Nadyr

Offener Brief an Herrn Adolph Stoecker, Hofprediger und Mitglied des Oberkirchenraths in Berlin

von Moses Oppenheimer

Semiten und Arier : zweiter Brief an Herrn Adolph Stoecker, Hofprediger ...

von Moses Oppenheimer

Offener Brief an den Oberpfarrer Herrn Dr. Graue zu Chemnitz

von Jacob Mühlfelder

Anti-Stöcker : offener Brief und Nachwort

E. Lefson

Antisemitismus in der Pfalz? : Ein offener Brief an d. "Pfälzische Presse"

von J. Mayer

Time-Series Panel Analysis (TSPA): Multivariate Modeling of Temporal Associations in Psychotherapy Process.

Objective: Processes occurring in the course of psychotherapy are characterized by the simple fact that they unfold in time and that the multiple factors engaged in change processes vary highly between individuals (idiographic phenomena). Previous research, however, has neglected the temporal perspective by its traditional focus on static phenomena, which were mainly assessed at the group level (nomothetic phenomena). To support a temporal approach, the authors introduce time-series panel analysis (TSPA), a statistical methodology explicitly focusing on the quantification of temporal, session-to-session aspects of change in psychotherapy. TSPA-models are initially built at the level of individuals and are subsequently aggregated at the group level, thus allowing the exploration of prototypical models. Method: TSPA is based on vector auto-regression (VAR), an extension of univariate auto-regression models to multivariate time-series data. The application of TSPA is demonstrated in a sample of 87 outpatient psychotherapy patients who were monitored by postsession questionnaires. Prototypical mechanisms of change were derived from the aggregation of individual multivariate models of psychotherapy process. In a 2nd step, the associations between mechanisms of change (TSPA) and pre- to postsymptom change were explored. Results: TSPA allowed a prototypical process pattern to be identified, where patient's alliance and self-efficacy were linked by a temporal feedback-loop. Furthermore, therapist's stability over time in both mastery and clarification interventions was positively associated with better outcomes. Conclusions: TSPA is a statistical tool that sheds new light on temporal mechanisms of change. Through this approach, clinicians may gain insight into prototypical patterns of change in psychotherapy.

Der Antisemitismus im Lichte der Bibel : ein Brief

von Gotthard Frhr von Richthofen

Die Mischpoke im Berliner Buchhandel : offener Brief an d. Journalisten Isidor Feilchenfeld

von Sally Simon Tille [d.i. Paul Heichen]

Die Israeliten als "Träger der Kultur" : Streiflichter auf unsern modernen Bücherhandel u. Skizzen etwelcher Jünger desselben ; offener Brief an d. Journalisten Isidor Feilchenfeld

von Sally Simon Tilles [d.i. Paul Heichen]

Die Entscheidung der Juden : offener Brief an den Reichtags-Abgeordneten Herrn Prof. Dr. F. Werner ...

von Curt Trützschler von Falkenstein

Die Juden und das Deutsche Reich : offener Brief an e. deutsche Frau

von F. Sailer [d. i. Frederick Israel]

Wo steckt der Mauschel? : Oder jüdischer Liberalismus und wissenschaftlicher Pessimismus : ein offener Brief an W. Marr

von M. Reymond