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• 1989Development and validation of the Working Alliance Inventory.3,763 cited
• 2009Testing a model of change in the experiential treatment of depression.89 cited
• 1983Fitting process research to the practicing psychotherapist.82 cited
• 2013Client emotional productivity—optimal client in-session emotional processing in experiential therapy79 cited
• 2002Disclosure to therapists: What is and is not discussed in psychotherapy77 cited
• 1992The Impact of Therapist Ability to Perceive Displayed and Hidden Client Reactions on Immediate Outcome in First Sessions of Brief Therapy77 cited
• 2014The impact of early empathy on alliance building, emotional processing, and outcome during experiential treatment of depression67 cited
• 1977Long-Term Trends in Transference and Resistance: A Report on A Quantitative-Analytic Method Applied to four Psychoanalyses65 cited
• 1992An Overview of Four Measures Developed to Test the Hill Process Model: Therapist Intentions, Therapist Response Modes, Client Reactions, and Client Behaviors62 cited
• 1979How clients perceive helper behaviors.55 cited
• 1978Specifying the Treatment Process52 cited
• 1996Pathways to change in the psychotherapy of depression: Relating process to session change and outcome.51 cited
• 2016Predicting Follow‐up Outcomes in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy: The Role of Change in Trust, Relationship‐Specific Attachment, and Emotional Engagement