Hans Herrman Strupp

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According to Wikipedia, Hans Hermann Strupp was born in Frankfurt, Germany and died in the U.S. He moved from Nazi Germany to the U.S. and he pursued a PhD in Psychology at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. where the Department of Psychiatry granted him with a Certificate in Applied Psychiatry for Psychologists. One of the founders of this school was Harry Stack Sullivan whose work had a large impact on Strupp's academic career and thinking. Hans became a Full Professor at Vanderbilt University’s Department of Psychology in 1966 and was named Distinguished Professor in 1976.

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Psychotherapy In A New Key: A Guide To Time-limited Dynamic Psychotherapy (1984) (613)
Specific vs nonspecific factors in psychotherapy. A controlled study of outcome. (1979) (465)
A tripartite model of mental health and therapeutic outcomes. With special reference to negative effects in psychotherapy. (1977) (415)
Effects of training in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy: changes in therapist behavior. (1993) (379)
Patient and therapist introject, interpersonal process, and differential psychotherapy outcome. (1990) (359)
Structural analysis of social behavior: application to a study of interpersonal process in differential psychotherapeutic outcome. (1986) (299)
Changing frontiers in the science of psychotherapy (1972) (240)
The Vanderbilt Psychotherapy Process Scale: a report on the scale development and a process-outcome study. (1983) (240)
Effects of training in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy: mediators of therapists' responses to training. (1993) (212)
Some empirical and conceptual bases for coordinated research in psychotherapy: a critical review of issues, trends, and evidence. (1969) (210)
History of psychotherapy: A century of change. (1992) (210)
The therapeutic alliance as interpersonal process. (1994) (204)
Differences in the effectiveness of psychodynamic therapists: A process-outcome study (1994) (198)
Success and failure in time-limited psychotherapy. A systematic comparison of two cases: comparison 1. (1980) (181)
Pretherapy interpersonal relations, patients' alliance, and outcome in brief therapy. (1982) (180)
SPECIFIC AND NONSPECIFIC FACTORS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: A PROBLEMATIC PARADIGM FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH (1986) (180)
“Negative Process”: A Recurrently Discovered and Underestimated Facet of Therapeutic Process and Outcome in the Individual Psychotherapy of Adults (1997) (174)
Success and failure in time-limited psychotherapy. Further evidence (comparison 4). (1980) (163)
On the Limitations of Therapy Manuals (1997) (159)
Measuring patient changes in mood, anxiety, and personality disorders : toward a core battery (1997) (153)
Patients view their psychotherapy (1969) (147)
Patient and therapist values in psychotherapy: perceived changes, assimilation, similarity, and outcome. (1992) (132)
Success and failure in time-limited psychotherapy. A systematic comparison of two cases: comparison 2. (1980) (124)
An interpersonal model of psychotherapy: linking patient and therapist developmental history, therapeutic process, and types of outcome. (2000) (116)
Preparing lower-class patients for group psychotherapy: development and evaluation of a role-induction film. (1973) (113)
The tripartite model and the Consumer Reports study. (1996) (111)
The Vanderbilt psychotherapy studies: synopsis. (1993) (110)
On the basic ingredients of psychotherapy. (1973) (110)
The Vanderbilt process measures: The Psychotherapy Process Scale (VPPS) and the Negative Indicators Scale (VNIS). (1986) (108)
Psychotherapy for better or worse: The problem of negative effects (1977) (105)
Psychotherapy. Research, practice, and public policy (how to avoid dead ends). (1986) (102)
An objective comparison of Rogerian and psychoanalytic techniques. (1955) (99)
Psychotherapy Clinical Research and Theoretical Issues (1973) (98)
Psychotherapy experience in retrospect: Questionnaire survey of former patients and their therapists. (1964) (96)
New directions in psychotherapy research. (1970) (92)
Humanism and psychotherapy: A personal statement of the therapist's essential values. (1980) (91)
Success and failure in time-limited psychotherapy. With special reference to the performance of a lay counselor. (1980) (78)
The effects of training in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy: changes in therapeutic outcome (2000) (78)
Clinical research, practice, and the crisis of confidence. (1981) (74)
Specific vs nonspecific factors in psychotherapy and the problem of control. (1970) (74)
Patient motivation as a predictor of process and outcome in psychotherapy. (1980) (69)
A multidimensional system for analyzing psychotherapeutic techniques. (1957) (68)
Psychotherapy. Can the practitioner learn from the researcher? (1989) (68)
Contemporary views of negative effects in psychotherapy. An integrated account. (1976) (65)
Psychotherapy Research And Practice: Bridging The Gap (1994) (64)
The therapist's theoretical orientation: An overrated variable. (1978) (64)
Psychotherapeutic technique, professional affiliation, and experience level. (1955) (63)
Training in psychodynamic therapy. (1988) (60)
Individual psychotherapy and behavior therapy. (1978) (59)
Object Relations and Self Psychology: An Introduction. (1987) (58)
The nonspecific hypothesis of therapeutic effectiveness: a current assessment. (1986) (57)
The effect of the psychotherapist's personal analysis upon his techniques. (1955) (56)
The ecology of psychotherapy research. (1996) (48)
Problem-Treatment-Outcome Congruence: A Principle Whose Time Has Come (1988) (47)
DIMENSIONS OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS' ACTIVITY. (1964) (46)
A brief history of psychotherapy research. (1992) (45)
Personal therapy for students in clinical psychology: A matter of faith? (1976) (45)
Matchmaking in psychotherapy: patient-therapist dimensions and their impact on outcome. (1990) (42)
A multidimensional comparison of therapist activity in analytic and client-centered therapy. (1957) (42)
Implications of the Empirically Supported Treatment Movement for Psychoanalysis (2001) (41)
Cluster Analysis of Patient Reported Psychotherapy Outcomes (1996) (40)
On the technology of psychotherapy. (1972) (37)
Psychotherapists' clinical judgments and atitudes towards patients. (1960) (36)
The performance of psychiatrists and psychologists in a therapeutic interview. (1958) (36)
The evolution of psychotheroapy training: reflections on manual-based learning and future alternatives. (2000) (35)
The outcome problem in psychotherapy revisited. 1963. (2013) (34)
The patient-therapist relationship: Research from the psychodynamic perspective (1984) (33)
Measuring adherence in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy. (1995) (32)
What is Therapeutic Change? (1988) (31)
Linguistic Analysis of Affective Speech in Psychotherapy: A case grammar approach (1999) (31)
The performance of psychoanalytic and client-centered therapists in an initial interview. (1958) (31)
Internalization of interpersonal process in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy. (1994) (31)
The Psychotherapist's Skills Revisited (1995) (30)
Some determinants of clinical evaluations of different psychiatrists. (1960) (30)
Clinical psychology, irrationalism, and the erosion of excellence. (1976) (30)
Nature of psychotherapist's contribution to treatment process. Some research results and speculations. (1960) (30)
Psychotherapists in Action: Exploration of the Therapist's Contribution to the Treatment Process (1961) (30)
Psychotherapy. Can the practitioner learn from the researcher (1989) (28)
Brief psychotherapy methods in clinical research. (1986) (27)
The psychotherapist's contribution to the treatment process (2007) (27)
The Vanderbilt Psychotherapy Process Scale (VPPS) (1989) (27)
A FURTHER STUDY OF PSYCHIATRISTS' RESPONSES IN QUASITHERAPY SITUATIONS. (1965) (26)
PSYCHOTHERAPISTS' ASSESSMENTS OF FORMER PATIENTS (1963) (26)
Some salient lessons from research and practice. (1996) (25)
The relationship between the Rorschach and assessment of the capacity to engage in short-term dynamic psychotherapy. (1990) (24)
The outcome problem in psychotherapy: Contemporary perspectives. (1982) (24)
The outcome problem in psychotherapy: A rejoinder. (1964) (23)
Effects of suggestion on total respiratory resistance in mild asthmatics. (1974) (23)
Psychoanalysis, "focal psychotherapy," and the nature of the therapeutic influence. (1975) (23)
An appraisal of selection criteria for dynamic psychotherapies and implications for setting time limits. (2015) (23)
Converging evidence for identification of recurrent relationship themes: comparison of two methods. (1989) (23)
Overview and summary of the Core Battery Conference. (1997) (23)
Dynamic factors in patient assessment and prediction of change in short-term dynamic psychotherapy. (1990) (22)
Toward an analysis of the therapist's contribution to the treatment process. (1959) (22)
Toward the longitudinal study of the psychotherapeutic process (1966) (20)
The interpersonal relationship as a vehicle for therapeutic learning. (1973) (20)
Cyclical maladaptive patterns: Case formulation in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy. (1997) (20)
Research Problems in Psychotherapy: A Three-Year Follow Up. (1962) (20)
Jack M.: A case of premature termination. (1992) (19)
Childhood and Society. By Erik H. Erikson. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1950. 397 pp. (1951) (18)
Recommendations for the future of training in brief dynamic psychotherapy. (1999) (18)
On the basic ingredients of psychotherapy. (1973) (17)
Recommendations for improving psychotherapy training based on experiences with manual-guided training and research: An introduction. (1993) (17)
A psychodynamicist looks at modern behavior therapy. (1979) (16)
Toward a specification of teaching and learning in psychotherapy. (1969) (16)
The Vanderbilt I Study Revisited (1998) (16)
The case of Helen R: A therapeutic failure? (1990) (16)
Effects of training experienced dynamic therapists to use a psychotherapy manual. (1993) (15)
Some observations on the fallacy of value-free psychotherapy and the empty organism: comments on a case study. (1974) (14)
Non‐Technical Factors in Supervisors' Ratings of Job Performance (1955) (14)
An approach to defining a patient population in psychotherapy research. (1975) (14)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SIX SOUND MOTION PICTURES SIMULATING PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC SITUATIONS (1963) (13)
The future of psychodynamic psychotherapy. (1992) (13)
Research, Practice, and Managed Care. (1997) (12)
Problems of research. (1971) (12)
Evaluations of treatment in psychotherapy: Naivet? or necessity? (1977) (12)
A multidimensional analysis of technique in brief psychotherapy. (1957) (12)
A roundtable on psychotherapy integrafion : common factors, technical eclecticism, and psychotherapy research. (1995) (11)
On failing one's patient. (1975) (10)
The Therapist's Contribution to the Treatment Process: Beginnings and Vagaries of a Research Program. (1962) (10)
Negative process: Its impact on research, training, and practice. (1998) (9)
Toward a reformulation of the psychotherapeutic influence. (1973) (9)
Psychotherapy research: Evolution and current trends. (1993) (9)
Suffering and Psychotherapy (1978) (8)
Psychotherapists and (or versus?) researchers. (1973) (8)
Psychotherapy Research: Reflections on My Career and the State of the Art (1984) (8)
When Things Get Worse: The Problem of Negative Effects in Psychotherapy (1977) (8)
Psychotherapy: assessing methods. (1980) (7)
The therapist's performance: B. A comparison of two professional groups. (1973) (7)
Vanderbilt University: The Vanderbilt Center for Psychotherapy Research. (1991) (7)
Countertransference in Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy (1983) (7)
The experimental group and the psychotherapeutic enterprise. (1973) (6)
Toward the Measurement of Negative Effects in Psychotherapy. (1980) (5)
A proposal for improving the psychoanalytic theory of technique. (1992) (5)
Psychoanalytic Failure: Reflections on an Autobiographical Account (1982) (5)
Training in time-limited dynamic psychotherapy: A systematic comparison of pre- and post-training cases treated by one therapist (2015) (4)
Psychotherapy Research:: Current Trends (1987) (4)
Effect of personal analysis. (1973) (4)
Psychotherapy and the Modification of Abnormal Behavior: An Introduction to Theory and Research (1970) (4)
Historical developments in research centers. (1992) (4)
Continuing evaluation and accountability controls for a national health insurance program: APA Task Force on continuing evaluation in national health insurance. (1978) (4)
[German version of the Vanderbilt Psychotherapy Scales: description and use in two brief psychotherapies]. (1992) (4)
Human functioning in longitudinal perspective: Studies of normal and psychopathic populations. (1980) (4)
Research In Psychotherapy (2015) (3)
Psychoanalytic therapy of the individual. (1973) (3)
Outcome evaluations and affective response of therapists to patients in treatment. (1967) (3)
Some comments on the future of psychoanalysis (1971) (3)
Needed: a reformulation of the psychotherapeutic influence. (1972) (3)
"If this be research . . .": Rejoinder. (1990) (3)
Is the medical model appropriate for psychoanalysis? (1982) (3)
The effect of equating interest test items for prestige value. (1949) (3)
Psychotherapy and behavior change 1973 : an Aldine annual on practice and research (1974) (3)
What is Psychotherapy (1967) (3)
The therapist's performance: A. Psychiatrists. (1973) (3)
My career as researcher and psychotherapist (2014) (2)
Effects of prognostic information on global ratings of psychotherapy outcome. (1975) (2)
Effects of two methods of response in a quasi-therapeutic situation. (1962) (2)
The pursuit of meaning: Viktor Frankl, logotherapy, and life. Rev. ed. (1980) (2)
Teaching and learning in psychotherapy. (1973) (2)
Some critical comments on the future of psychoanalytic therapy. (1976) (2)
Some comments on the future of research in psychotherapy (2007) (1)
The meaning of empathy: Reply to Maryhelen Synder. (1992) (1)
"Spontaneous remission" and the nature of the therapeutic influence. (1974) (1)
New directions in psychotherapy research (with A. E. Bergin). (1973) (1)
Psychotherapy: Art and science. (1971) (1)
What Is Therapeutic Change?: Response to Discussants (1988) (1)
Psychotherapy versus placebo: Revisiting a pseudo issue (1984) (1)
A Massive Attack on Neurosis. (1967) (1)
[Structural analysis of social behavior in training and research. A contribution to the "functional histology" of the psychotherapy process]. (1990) (1)
The functions and structure of a national health insurance system evaluation component (1980) (1)
The Technique of Psychotherapy, Parts 1 and 2 (4th ed.). (1989) (1)
Comments on two recent methods for analyzing the psychotherapeutic process (1959) (1)
Cures by Psychotherapy: What Effects Change? (1985) (1)
Transference: One of Freud's basic discoveries (1986) (1)
The Coherence of Psychology (1989) (1)
The future of research in psychotherapy. (1973) (1)
Ferment in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. (1973) (1)
Comments on Rogers' "Persons or science". (1956) (1)
Psychotherapists' clinical judgments and attitudes toward patients (with M. S. Wallach). (1973) (1)
Comments on Bratter (1975) (1)
Effective Ingredients of Successful Psychotherapy (1979) (0)
Some determinants of clinical evaluations (with J. V. Williams). (1973) (0)
Becker's pain explained. (1967) (0)
Objectivity versus subjectivity. (1973) (0)
The outcome problem revisited. (1973) (0)
The future of psychoanalysis. (1973) (0)
Technique, professional affiliation, and experience level. (1973) (0)
The Psychodynamic Viewpoint is Alive and Well (1991) (0)
The duality of the therapist's contribution. (1973) (0)
Therapy for Thirty-four Families. (1960) (0)
A new Messiah. (1973) (0)
Review of Exhibitionism. (1951) (0)
New Trends in Psychoanalysis. (1981) (0)
Humanity and Schizophrenia. (1963) (0)
The last word (?) on psychotherapy research: A reply. (1969) (0)
[The modest challenger]. (2004) (0)
Review of Psychoanalytic practice, Volume 1: Principles. (1991) (0)
Review of Modern psychotherapeutic practice: Innovations in technique. (1967) (0)
Short-term approaches to psychotherapy: New directions in psychotherapy, Vol. 3. (1980) (0)
Depression Study (1981) (0)
Modest Progress in Analytic Psychotherapy. (1974) (0)
Long term therapy of chronic schizophrenia; on the limitations of psychotherapy. (1967) (0)
Other forms of psychotherapy. (1971) (0)
A Teacher of Psychoanalysis. (1987) (0)
Psychotherapy: Scientific neonate. (1960) (0)
TOWARD THE REFINEMENT OF TIME-LIMITED DYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY (2010) (0)
Rogerian and psychoanalytic techniques. (1973) (0)
HOW Does Treatment Help? On the Modes of Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (1990) (0)
Psychoanalytic Innovations Circa 1946. (1994) (0)
Evaluation of Treatment Methods: Psychotherapy (1985) (0)
A closer look at research on patients, therapists, and techniques. (1971) (0)
Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy is Alive and Well. (1988) (0)
Comparative, In a Way. (1966) (0)
Author's reply: Toward a reformulation of the psychotherapeutic influence. (1973) (0)
CP and Auld err. (1964) (0)
A Guide to the "Impossible Profession." (1978) (0)
Review of Psychotherapy of schizophrenia: The treatment of choice. (1986) (0)
Current trends in psychotherapy. (1973) (0)
Foundations of Psychohistory. (1982) (0)
A Sober Guide to Psychotherapy. (1971) (0)
Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts. (1991) (0)
The New Pschotherapies: Caveat Emptor. (1978) (0)
The therapist: Personal and technical factors. (1973) (0)
The therapist's performance: D. A further study of psychiatrists (with M. S. Wallach). (1973) (0)
The World of Henri Wallon. (1986) (0)
The outcome problem: A rejoinder. (1973) (0)
How Honest was Freud (1986) (0)
The limitations of psychotherapy. (1973) (0)
Letter from Hans H. Strupp to Joshua Lederberg (1968) (0)
Psychotherapy: A Dynamic Approach by Paul A. Dewald (1965) (0)
Criticism run amok (1979) (0)
The therapist's performance: C. A comparison of two orientations. (1973) (0)
Who needs intrapsychic factors in clinical psychology (1967) (0)
Psychotherapy: bringing in the client. (1973) (0)
Client-centered psychotherapy. (1971) (0)
Analysis of technique in brief psychotherapy. (1973) (0)
Psychotherapists are Human, Too. (1957) (0)
In favor of our own house. (1968) (0)
Longitudinal study of psychotherapy (with J. B. Chassan and J. A. Ewing): Problems of methodology and quantification. (1973) (0)
Nonverbal aspects of psychotherapy. (1980) (0)
The Investigation of Psychotherapy: Commentaries and Readings by Arnold Goldstein and Sanford Dean (1967) (0)
Therapists' evaluations of two demonstration interviews. (1968) (0)
[Psychotherapy--a never-ending controversy]. (1983) (0)
"Sin, the lesser of two evils: Comment." (1960) (0)
Obituary: Julius Segal (1924-1994). (1996) (0)
An American in Pre-War Vienna. (1990) (0)
Is Psychotherapy the Abuse of Power (1990) (0)
A system for analyzing psychotherapeutic techniques. (1973) (0)
Dimensions of therapists' activity (with M. S. Wallach). (1973) (0)
Guest reviewers (2005) (0)
Psychotherapy: Problems and perspectives. (1971) (0)
The Tactics of Psychotherapy: The Application of Psychoanalytic Theory to Psychotherapy by William F. Murphy (1966) (0)
Expression of the Emotions in Man Edited by Peter H. Knapp (1964) (0)

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