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Observational Measurements
There is no substitute for direct observation of the family process. Typically, observational measurements give the family a verbal or nonverbal task and then the observer (clinically, the therapist) rates the behaviors. How structured does this observation need to be? Can the interview be refined into a better diagnostic tool? Can a structured series of tasks provide insight to the therapist and her clients so that the pattern of interaction between the spouses might be improved?
What the authors of observational measurements ...
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