Andrew Christensen

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Andrew Christensen

Psychology

#3846

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#4308

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#1399

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Clinical Psychology

#386

World Rank

#391

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#126

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According to Wikipedia, Andrew Christensen is a distinguished research professor at University of California, Los Angeles, specializing in clinical psychology. He is also a published author of 10 books, and is held in 3,151 libraries worldwide, the highest held book being in 804 libraries.

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Published Works

Gender and social structure in the demand/withdraw pattern of marital conflict. (1990) (813)
Gender and conflict structure in marital interaction: a replication and extension. (1993) (452)
Communication, conflict, and psychological distance in nondistressed, clinic, and divorcing couples. (1991) (446)
Traditional versus integrative behavioral couple therapy for significantly and chronically distressed married couples. (2004) (369)
Who (or What) Can Do Psychotherapy: The Status and Challenge of Nonprofessional Therapies (1994) (344)
The longitudinal impact of demand and withdrawal during marital conflict. (1995) (314)
Research on the treatment of couple distress. (2012) (297)
Integrative Couple Therapy: Promoting Acceptance and Change (1996) (279)
Dysfunctional interaction patterns in couples. (1988) (278)
Birds of a feather or strange birds? Ties among personality dimensions, similarity, and marital quality. (2004) (267)
Why do couples seek marital therapy (2004) (250)
Acceptance and Change in Couple Therapy: A Therapist's Guide to Transforming Relationships (1998) (245)
Integrative behavioral couple therapy: an acceptance-based, promising new treatment for couple discord. (2000) (237)
The Communication Patterns Questionnaire: The reliability and validity of a constructive communication subscale. (1996) (195)
Marital status and satisfaction five years following a randomized clinical trial comparing traditional versus integrative behavioral couple therapy. (2010) (191)
Demand-Withdraw Communication during Couple Conflict: A Review and Analysis (2002) (182)
Interventions for couples. (1999) (179)
Children's perceptions of parental behaviors (1983) (159)
Differences between husbands' and wives' approach to infertility affect marital communication and adjustment. (2002) (159)
Who's dragging their feet? Husbands and wives seeking marital therapy. (2003) (158)
Perceived Power and Physical Violence in Marital Conflict (1999) (153)
Detection of conflict patterns in couples. (1987) (149)
Studying the effectiveness of psychotherapy. How well can clinical trials do the job? (1996) (141)
The continuance and spillover of everyday tensions in distressed and nondistressed families. (1996) (131)
Improving relationships: mechanisms of change in couple therapy. (2005) (127)
Mothers and Fathers Interacting in Dyads and Triads with Normal and Hyperactive Sons. (1992) (123)
Couple and individual adjustment for 2 years following a randomized clinical trial comparing traditional versus integrative behavioral couple therapy. (2006) (123)
Gender differences in marital conflict: The demand/withdraw interaction pattern. (1993) (121)
Cross-Cultural Consistency of the Demand/Withdraw Interaction Pattern in Couples (2006) (120)
Demand-withdraw communication in severely distressed, moderately distressed, and nondistressed couples: rigidity and polarity during relationship and personal problem discussions. (2007) (118)
Interparental agreement on child behavior problems (1992) (116)
A randomized controlled trial of the web-based OurRelationship program: Effects on relationship and individual functioning. (2016) (113)
Common principles of couple therapy. (2012) (111)
Infidelity in couples seeking marital therapy. (2005) (109)
Quantification of prosodic entrainment in affective spontaneous spoken interactions of married couples (2010) (107)
Infidelity and behavioral couple therapy: optimism in the face of betrayal. (2005) (106)
Toward automating a human behavioral coding system for married couples' interactions using speech acoustic features (2013) (105)
Communication Patterns Questionnaire (2012) (103)
Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy. (2017) (99)
Spousal agreement regarding relationship aggression on the Conflict Tactics Scale-2. (2005) (92)
Parental characteristics and interactional dysfunction in families with child behavior problems: A preliminary investigation (1983) (91)
Acceptance versus change interventions in behavioral couple therapy: impact on couples' in-session communication. (1998) (89)
Systematic error in behavioral reports of dyadic interaction: Egocentric bias and content effects. (1983) (82)
Gender, topic, and time in observed demand-withdraw interaction in cross- and same-sex couples. (2010) (82)
Computing vocal entrainment: A signal-derived PCA-based quantification scheme with application to affect analysis in married couple interactions (2014) (80)
Self‐Report and Observational Assessment of Couples' Conflict: The Concordance Between the Communication Patterns Questionnaire and the KPI Observation System (2000) (78)
Prediction of response to treatment in a randomized clinical trial of couple therapy: a 2-year follow-up. (2009) (77)
The Spouse Observation Checklist: Empirical Analysis and Critique. (1980) (75)
Assessment of Dysfunctional Interaction Patterns in Couples. (1983) (75)
The Relationship Events Scale: A Guttman Scaling of Progress in Courtship. (1983) (74)
Cost effectiveness in behavioral family therapy (1980) (73)
Prediction of response to treatment in a randomized clinical trial of marital therapy. (2005) (73)
Low-level relationship aggression and couple therapy outcomes. (2008) (71)
“You” and “I” need to talk about “us”: Linguistic patterns in marital interactions (2010) (71)
Is Professional Training Worth the Bother? A Review of the Impact of Psychotherapy Training on Client Outcome (2001) (70)
Predicting marital satisfaction from behavior: Do all roads really lead to Rome? (1999) (69)
The unconscious transference effect: Are innocent bystanders ever misidentified? (1990) (67)
Relationship violence among couples seeking therapy: common couple violence or battering? (2007) (66)
Intraclass Correlation Associated with Therapists: Estimates and Applications in Planning Psychotherapy Research (2011) (65)
Automatic classification of married couples' behavior using audio features (2010) (63)
Observed communication and associations with satisfaction during traditional and integrative behavioral couple therapy. (2008) (62)
Topic models: a novel method for modeling couple and family text data. (2012) (62)
The language of demand/withdraw: verbal and vocal expression in dyadic interactions. (2011) (62)
Treating Affair Couples: Clinical Considerations and Initial Findings (2006) (62)
Paraprofessionals, partners, peers, paraphernalia, and print: Expanding mental health service delivery. (1978) (61)
Patterns of alliances in nondistressed and multiproblem families. (1984) (60)
Translation of Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy to a web-based intervention. (2013) (57)
Observed communication in couples two years after integrative and traditional behavioral couple therapy: outcome and link with five-year follow-up. (2011) (56)
Methodologically sound, cost-effective research on the outcome of couple therapy. (2005) (53)
The sequence of marital conflict: An analysis of seven phases of marital conflict in distressed and nondistressed couples. (1993) (51)
Couple discord and depression in couples during couple therapy and in depressed individuals during depression treatment. (2009) (51)
Acceptance in romantic relationships: the frequency and acceptability of partner behavior inventory. (2006) (50)
Toward making progress feedback an effective common factor in couple therapy. (2012) (45)
When Luck Runs Out: Help for Compulsive Gamblers and their Families. (1986) (43)
A comparison of computer-based versus traditional individual psychotherapy. (2001) (42)
Infidelity and behavioral couple therapy: Relationship outcomes over 5 years following therapy. (2014) (40)
Social influence techniques during marital conflict (1998) (38)
Maintenance of Gains in Relationship and Individual Functioning Following the Online OurRelationship Program. (2019) (38)
The impact of behavioral couple therapy on attachment in distressed couples. (2013) (38)
Prediction of treatment response at 5-year follow-up in a randomized clinical trial of behaviorally based couple therapies. (2015) (35)
Antecedents and consequences of demand/withdraw. (2009) (34)
Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy: Theoretical Background, Empirical Research, and Dissemination. (2016) (33)
Relative contributions of relationship distress and depression to communication patterns in couples. (2007) (32)
What about the kids? Parenting and child adjustment in the context of couple therapy. (2008) (31)
Revised Scoring and Improved Reliability for the Communication Patterns Questionnaire (2017) (30)
Behaviorally-based couple therapies reduce emotional arousal during couple conflict. (2015) (27)
Behavioral Couples Therapy (2008) (26)
Research Issues and Strategies (1987) (25)
Changes in dyadic communication during and after integrative and traditional behavioral couple therapy. (2015) (23)
Do the naïve know best? The predictive power of naïve ratings of couple interactions. (2012) (20)
System functioning in families with ADHD and non‐ADHD sons (1994) (19)
Couples facing fertility problems. (2000) (18)
Parental communication deviance: Its relationship to parent, child, and family system variables (1988) (16)
Through the eyes of the beholder: The mediating role of relationship acceptance in the impact of partner behavior (2010) (16)
Up and down or down and up? The process of change in constructive couple behavior during Traditional and Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy. (2013) (16)
Recruitment and Retention of Low-SES Ethnic Minority Couples in Intervention Research at the Transition to Parenthood. (2018) (15)
The Developmental Course of Marital Dysfunction: On Intervention and Relationship Events: A Marital Therapist Looks at Longitudinal Research on Marriage (1998) (14)
Couples and families as participant observers of their interaction. (1983) (13)
Further Examination of Demand Characteristics in Marital Interaction. (1980) (13)
Naturalistic observation of families: A system for random audio recordings in the home (1979) (11)
Measuring and maintaining weight losses (1976) (10)
Couples excluded from a therapy trial due to intimate partner violence: Subsequent treatment-seeking and occurrence of IPV. (2012) (9)
Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy: An Acceptance‐Based Approach to Improving Relationship Functioning (2012) (9)
Traditional and Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (2015) (7)
Reply to the commentaries: Of course, we do not yet know what it is all about, but functional contextualism is a good place to start. (2014) (6)
Withdrawal in couple interactions: Exploring the causes and consequences of withdrawal (2005) (6)
Integrative couple therapy: The dyadic relationship of acceptance and change. (1999) (6)
Dealing with loss in the face of disasters and crises: Integrating interpersonal theories of couple adaptation and functioning. (2021) (6)
Reconcilable Differences: Rebuild Your Relationship by Rediscovering the Partner You Love--Without Losing Yourself (2014) (5)
The effect of husbands’ and wives’ responses to infertility on marital communication and adjustment. (2001) (4)
Empirically Supported Couple Therapies (2016) (4)
Relative importance of conflict topics for within-couple tests: The case of demand/withdraw interaction. (2020) (4)
Online intervention for couples affected by generalized anxiety disorder (2018) (3)
Sex and affection in heterosexual and homosexual couples: an evolutionary perspective (2006) (3)
Handbook of Clinical Issues in Couple Therapy (2009) (2)
Nonverbal Behavior in Couple Relationships: Exploring the Causes and Consequences of Withdrawal (2005) (2)
Integrating the online OurRelationship program into a stepped‐care model of couple therapy (2020) (2)
Trajectories of Sexual Satisfaction and Frequency During and After Couple Therapy for Relationship Distress (2020) (2)
Stability and Change in Relationships: Creating a Context for Change: Integrative Couple Therapy (2002) (1)
Misgivings of Misclassification of Workers: Tax Gaps (2016) (1)
Communication Patterns Questionnaire--Short Form (2013) (1)
Behavior Modification Approaches to Parenting, Eric J. Mash, Lee C. Handy, Leo A. Hamerlynck (Eds.). Brunner/Mazel, New York (1976) (1977) (0)
Efficacy of OurRelationship.com: Relationship and Individual Functioning (2016) (0)
Crenshaw et al. (2017) - Revised scoring and improved reliability for the Communication Patterns Questionnaire (2018) (0)
Guess who's Coming to Marital Therapy. (1991) (0)
The evaluation and role of case study methodologies: A reply to Bernal (1980) (0)
Audio and Videotape Reviews -- Working with Couples in Conflict (Audiotape of a Workshop by Susan M. Heitler) (1994) (0)
Sleep-deprived electroencephalography, a forgotten investigation in psychiatry; a case series (2022) (0)
One Person Family Therapy. (1987) (0)
CHAPTER 13 Behavioral Couple Therapy Past , Present , and Future (2012) (0)
Intervention for Couples Affected by Generalized Anxiety Disorder (2018) (0)
Relationship Events Scale (RES) 1983 (2007) (0)
Physicians and the clergy: help for abusive families. (1982) (0)
In memory of Neil S. Jacobson. (2000) (0)
Client Perceptions of the Most and Least Helpful Aspects of Couple Therapy (2021) (0)
The clinical significance of Neil's couple therapy research. (2000) (0)
Molar labeling interventions: Two case studies (1980) (0)
More Self-Help for Parents and Teachers. (1981) (0)
Cost Effectiveness Comparison of Traditional vs. Online Relationship-Focused Interventions (2016) (0)
Dissemination of a Free Web-based Couple Intervention to Minority and Low-income Couples (2016) (0)

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