Treatment duration prediction: Client accuracy and its relationship to dropout, outcome, and satisfaction.

Melinda K. Mueller · Gene Pekarik

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The relationship of clients' expected and actual treatment duration was investigated for 230 clients in private practice settings. Clients both expected and attended a relatively low number of visits. These patterns were discrepant with therapists' duration expectations. A stepwise regression analys

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