Jerome Frank

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According to Wikipedia, Jerome David Frank was an American psychiatrist who held the post of Professor of Psychiatry at the Johns Hopkins University Medical School. His book Persuasion and Healing: A Comparative Study of Psychotherapy was influential in his field. Frank's personal papers are archived in the Personal Papers Collections of the Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives, Johns Hopkins University. He earned degrees from Harvard College and Harvard Medical School.

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Persuasion and healing : a comparative study of psychotherapy (1961) (2103)
Target complaints as criteria of improvement. (1966) (483)
Comfort, effectiveness, and self-awareness as criteria of improvement in psychotherapy. (1954) (422)
Psychotherapy: the restoration of morale. (1974) (323)
Therapeutic Components Shared by All Psychotherapies (1985) (290)
Psychotherapy and the placebo effect. (2011) (244)
SYSTEMATIC PREPARATION OF PATIENTS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY. I. EFFECTS ON THERAPY BEHAVIOR AND OUTCOME. (1964) (229)
Why patients leave psychotherapy. (1957) (196)
THE FATE OF PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC OUTPATIENTS ASSIGNED TO PSYCHOTHERAPY (1958) (183)
Eleventh Emil A. Gutheil memorial conference. Therapeutic factors in psychotherapy. (1971) (180)
Therapeutic Factors in Psychotherapy (2006) (148)
Some psychological determinants of the level of aspiration. (1935) (145)
The Structured and Scaled Interview to Assess Maladjustment (SSIAM). I. Description, rationale, and development. (1972) (144)
Subjective incompetence, the clinical hallmark of demoralization. (1982) (139)
THERAPEUTIC COMPONENTS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY: A 25‐YEAR PROGRESS REPORT OF RESEARCH (1974) (134)
Individual Differences in Certain Aspects of the Level of Aspiration (1935) (133)
The dynamics of the psychotherapeutic relationship; determinants and effects of the therapist's influence. (1959) (132)
Therapist empathy, genuineness, and warmth and patient therapeutic outcome. (1966) (128)
The present status of outcome studies. (1979) (114)
IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM SYMPTOMATIC COURSE OF PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS. (1963) (113)
Group Psychotherapy: Studies in Methodology of Research and Therapy: Report of a Group Psychotherapy Research Project of the U.S. Veterans Administration (1953) (108)
Effective ingredients of successful psychotherapy. (1978) (102)
Patients' expectancies and relearning as factors determining improvement in psychotherapy. (1959) (100)
Recent studies of the level of aspiration. (1941) (88)
Reduction of symptoms by pharmacologically inert substances and by short-term psychotherapy. (1958) (85)
The influence of patients' and therapists' expectations on the outcome of psychotherapy. (1968) (84)
AN INTENSIVE FIVE‐YEAR FOLLOW‐UP STUDY OF TREATED PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS (1961) (62)
The therapist's contribution to accurate empathy, non-possessive warmth, and genuineness in psychotherapy. (1966) (61)
SYSTEMATIC PREPARATION OF PATIENTS FOR SHORT‐TERM PSYCHOTHERAPY. II: RELATION TO CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENT, THERAPIST AND THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESS (1965) (58)
Psychotherapy, rhetoric, and hermeneutics: Implications for practice and research. (1987) (54)
Sanity and survival : psychological aspects of war and peace (1967) (48)
Improvement and amount of therapeutic contact: an alternative to the use of no-treatment controls in psychotherapy. (1957) (45)
Suggestibility, social class and the acceptance of psychotherapy. (1956) (42)
Nature and functions of belief systems: Humanism and transcendental religion. (1977) (40)
Some determinants, manifestations, and effects of cohesiveness in therapy groups. 1957. (1997) (39)
Experimental studies of personal pressure and resistance: I. Experimental production of resistance. (1944) (38)
Psychiatry and Mysticism (1976) (37)
Negroes in psychotherapy. (1962) (36)
Group therapy of alcoholics with concurrent group meetings of their wives. (1956) (35)
The Social Engagement of Social Science: A Tavistock Anthology: Vol. 1: The Socio-Psychological Perspective. (1991) (34)
Sanity and survival. (1968) (32)
Common Features of Psychotherapy* (1972) (31)
Some Factors Related to Patients' Remaining in Group Psychotherapy (1957) (31)
The placebo is psychotherapy (1983) (31)
Problems of controls in psychotherapy as exemplified by the psychotherapy research project of the Phipps Psychiatric Clinic. (1959) (30)
The influence of the level of performance in one task on the level of aspiration in another. (1935) (27)
Common features of psychotherapies of their patients. (1974) (26)
Psychotherapy as Rhetoric: Some Implications (1995) (25)
A Comparison between Certain Properties of the Level of Aspiration and Random Guessing (1937) (25)
The Bewildering World of Psychotherapy (1972) (24)
Psychotherapy — The Transformation of Meanings: Discussion Paper (1986) (24)
Behavior Therapy Techniques: A Guide to the Treatment of Neuroses (1967) (24)
Galloping Technology, A New Social Disease (1966) (23)
Corrective emotional experiences in group therapy. (1951) (23)
Biofeedback and the placebo effect (1982) (22)
Breaking the thought barrier: psychological challenges of the nuclear age. (1960) (22)
Incentives for treatment related to remaining or improving in psychotherapy. (1957) (22)
Arousal and attitude change in neurotic patients. (1972) (21)
Emotional reactions of American soldiers to an unfamiliar disease. (1946) (19)
The First Book on Group Psychotherapy (1958) (19)
Two Behavior Patterns in Therapeutic Groups and Their Apparent Motivation (1952) (18)
Prenuclear-age leaders and the nuclear arms race. (1982) (18)
Specific and non-specific factors in psychotherapy (1988) (18)
Mental health in a fragmented society: the shattered crystal ball. (1979) (17)
COMMITMENT TO PEACE WORK: A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF DETERMINANTS AND SUSTAINERS OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE. (1965) (16)
Sanity and survival in the nuclear age : psychological aspects of war and peace (1982) (16)
Psychotherapy of bodily disease. An overview. (1975) (15)
The Use of “Diagnostic” Groups in a Group Therapy Program (1954) (15)
The nuclear arms race--sociopsychological aspects. (1980) (14)
The drive for power and the nuclear arms race. (1987) (14)
The role of non‐specific factors in short‐term psychotherapy1 (1966) (14)
ATTITUDE CHANGE AND ATTRIBUTION OF AROUSAL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY (1974) (14)
FOCUSED ATTITUDE CHANGE IN NEUROTIC PATIENTS (1968) (13)
SOME SITUATIONAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RESPONSES TO PSYCHOTHERAPY. (1965) (13)
Experimental Studies of Personal Pressure and Resistance: III. Qualitative Analysis of Resistant Behavior (1944) (12)
Comparison of reserpine and placebo in treatment of psychiatric outpatients. (1956) (12)
Behavioral patterns in early meetings of therapeutic groups. (1952) (12)
PRODUCTION OF THE ALARM REACTION IN YOUNG RATS BY TRANSECTION OF THE SPINAL CORD (1940) (12)
PSYCHOLOGY AND AGGRESSION (1963) (12)
The Retroactive Effect of Pleasant and Unpleasant Odors on Learning (1931) (11)
SELECTED EFFECTS OF INERT MEDICATION ON PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS. (1964) (11)
Group Psychotherapy with Chronic Hospitalized Schizophrenics. (1952) (11)
The two faces of psychotherapy. (1977) (10)
Patterns of change in treated psychoneurotic patients: a five-year follow-up investigation of the systematic preparation of patients for psychotherapy. (1972) (10)
Psychotherapy and the Human Predicament: A Psychosocial Approach (1978) (9)
ADJUSTMENT PROBLEMS OF SELECTED NEGRO SOLDIERS (1947) (9)
Nuclear Arms and Prenuclear Leaders: Sociopsychological Aspects of the Nuclear Arms Race (1983) (9)
Further thoughts on the anti-demoralization hypothesis of psychotherapeutic effectiveness. (1985) (9)
The Image of the Enemy and the Process of Change (2001) (8)
Psychotherapeutic aspects of symptomatic treatment. (1946) (8)
Group psychotherapy with neurotics. (1948) (8)
Does psychotherapy work? (1967) (8)
Comments on "Reconceptualizing Multicultural Counseling: Universal Healing Conditions" (1998) (8)
TIME‐FOCUSED ROLE INDUCTION: REPORT OF AN INSTRUCTIVE FAILURE (1970) (8)
Antinuclear Admirals - An Interview Study (1986) (8)
Nuclear death: an unprecedented challenge to psychiatry and religion. (1984) (8)
Recent American research in psychotherapy. (1968) (7)
Reply to Telch. (1981) (7)
Treatment of the focal symptom: an adaptational approach. (1966) (7)
Prognosis in Psychoneurotic Patients (1969) (7)
Psychotherapy and the sense of mastery. (1976) (7)
GROUP PSYCHOLOGY AND THE ELIMINATION OF WAR. (1965) (7)
A comparative study of the effect of mephenesin and placebo on the symptomatolog of a mixed group of psychiatric outpatients. (1954) (7)
Group psychotherapy research 25 years later. (1975) (6)
Mysticism: Spiritual Quest or Psychic Disorder? Report 97 (1977) (6)
Demoralization and unexplained illness in two cohorts of American soldiers overseas. (1996) (6)
Group reading and group therapy; a concurrent test. (1952) (6)
The therapeutic use of self. (1958) (5)
The Human Dimension in International Relations (1965) (5)
Commitment to peace work: 2. a closer look at determinants. (1967) (5)
Gestalt Therapy. Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality.Frederick S. Perls , Ralph F. Hefferline , Paul Goodman (1952) (5)
Some Psychological Determinants of Violence and its Control* (1972) (4)
Emotional and motivational aspects of the disarmament problem (1961) (4)
Religious and ethical issues in psychotherapy (1991) (4)
Therapeutic emotional interactions in group treatment. (1956) (4)
Historical developments in research centers. (1992) (4)
Methods of assessing the results of psychotherapy. (2008) (4)
Psychological Responses to the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation (1986) (4)
ENCOUNTER GROUPS AND PSYCHIATRY Report of the American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Recent Developments in the Use of Small Groups (1970) (3)
Last Aid: The Medical Dimensions of Nuclear War (1984) (3)
Thirty years of group therapy: a personal perspective. (1979) (3)
‘If you win, you lose.’ (1980) (3)
Some problems of research in group psychotherapy. (1951) (3)
The Psychodynamics of Hostility (1977) (3)
Some psychopathological and sociopsychological determinants of bloodthirstiness. (1994) (3)
The great antagonism (1959) (3)
International Conflct and Behavioral Science (1965) (3)
The Technique of Psychotherapy, 3rd ed., Parts 1 and 2 (1978) (3)
Experimental Studies in Personal Pressure and Resistance: II. Methods of Overcoming Resistance (1944) (3)
Psychotherapists need theories. (1970) (3)
My philosophy of psychotherapy (1974) (2)
Hard thoughts on the Gulf War (1992) (2)
The self-righteous moralist in early meetings of therapeutic groups. (1954) (2)
Psychiatry, the healthy invalid. (1977) (2)
Holistic medicine--a view from the fence. (1981) (2)
Book Reviews : SYMPOSIUM ON PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY. 15-17 APRIL 1957. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1958. Pp. 529. Price, $2.00 (1959) (2)
The Fields of Group Psychotherapy (1958) (2)
Psychological aspects of the nuclear arms race. (1958) (2)
Commentary on the McGraw & Tyler and Hamilton, Chavez, & Keilin Papers (1986) (2)
Aristotle as Psychotherapist (1980) (2)
Some aspects of cohesiveness and conflict in psychiatric out-patient groups. (1957) (2)
Stop Nuclear War! A Handbook (1983) (1)
Areas of research in group psychotherapy. (1953) (1)
The uncooperative patient, a therapeutic challenge. (1948) (1)
Review of Psychiatrists and their patients: A national study of private office practice and Varieties of psychotherapeutic experience: Multivariate analyses of patients' and therapists' reports. (1976) (1)
Affective Value vs. Nature of Odors in Relation to Reproduction (1931) (1)
Personal problems related to Army rank. (1946) (1)
Kurt Lewin in retrospect--a psychiatrist's view. (1978) (1)
Atomic Arms and Pre-Atomic Man (1961) (1)
Psychological factors in illness and healing. (1976) (1)
The Contributions of Topological and Vector Psychology to Psychiatry (1942) (1)
Conflict in Society (A Ciba Foundation Symposium) (1967) (1)
A contemporary prophet. (1982) (1)
CONTRIBUTIONS OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENTISTS TOWARD A WORLD WITHOUT WAR. (1964) (1)
The drive for power and conceptual inertia. (1989) (1)
APPENDIX F. Evaluation of a Patient's Therapeutic Progress (1953) (0)
CHAPTER Χ. Antagonism between Group Members (1953) (0)
Group Psychotherapy : Theory and Practice (1960) (0)
Book Review: The Therapeutic Community (1953) (0)
Contemporary Moral Issues (1964) (0)
Shared Therapeutic Features of Psychotherapies (1985) (0)
CHAPTER VII. Dealing with Patients in the Group Setting (1953) (0)
CHAPTER VIII. Resolving Tension through Rallying Topics (1953) (0)
PART I: Group Methods in Psychotherapy (2010) (0)
THE PSYCHIATRIST AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (1967) (0)
CHAPTER XXII. Dealing with Hostility and Sexuality (1953) (0)
Corrective emotional experiences in group psychotherapy. (1951) (0)
CHAPTER IX. Hostility toward the Doctor (1953) (0)
The value of psychology as a premedical study. (1942) (0)
CHAPTER XV. Doctors’ Characteristics in Relation to Therapy (1953) (0)
Psychotherapy: Alive or Dead? (1982) (0)
The Psychology of Human Survival (1986) (0)
CHAPTER XVI. General Description of the Research with Schizophrenic Patients (1953) (0)
Dimensions of Psychotherapy: An Experimental and Clinical Approach (1966) (0)
CHAPTER IV. Group Composition (1953) (0)
Critical evaluation of Strupp and Bergin. Common features account for effectiveness. (1969) (0)
Sociometry and the Science of Man Edited by J. L. Moreno (1958) (0)
CHAPTER II. Studying the Processes of Therapy (1953) (0)
CHAPTER XVII. Statistical Summaries (1953) (0)
CHAPTER VI. Group Functioning in Later Stages (1953) (0)
EMOTIONS AND THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESS. (1964) (0)
Tempests of change. (1969) (0)
List of Situation Analyses (1953) (0)
APPENDIX D. The Interpersonal-Relations Interview by the Social Worker (1953) (0)
CHAPTER XIV. Relations between Individual and Group Therapy (1953) (0)
Selected Lectures, Part II. Proceedings of the Fifth International Congress of Psychotherapy (1964) (0)
Psychotherapy and the sense of community. (1966) (0)
10 – Survival in a Nuclear World—Some Psychological Considerations (1981) (0)
Control of the Mind Edited by Seymour M. Farber and Roger H. L. Wilson (1962) (0)
The Peril of Deterrence (1963) (0)
CHAPTER XI. Forms of Resistance and Their Resolution (1953) (0)
Psychologic aspects of international negotiations. (1969) (0)
APPENDIX E. Use of the Rorschach Method by the Psychologist (1953) (0)
The faith that heals. (1975) (0)
APPENDIX C. The Psychiatrist's Evaluation of Individual Patients (1953) (0)
World Tensions and Disarmament (1962) (0)
Nuclear Threat and Psychotherapy. (1989) (0)
GROUP PSYCHOLOGY AND THE ELIMINATION OF WAR. (1964) (0)
CHAPTER XII. Introduction of New Members (1953) (0)
List of Charts (1953) (0)
CHAPTER III. General Description of the Research with Clinic Patients (1953) (0)
A SYMPOSIUM ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY TO GROUP DYNAMICS. DISCUSSION. (1963) (0)
Comments on "preventing deadly conflict: the critical role of leadership". (1999) (0)
Manifesto for a New Medicine: Your Guide to Healing Partnerships and the Wise Use of Alternative Therapies. (1999) (0)
Historical bases for psychological tests. (1950) (0)
CHAPTER V. Early Meetings (1953) (0)
Certain interrelationships of medicine, insurance and the law. (1955) (0)
The Effects of Interpatient and Group Influences in a General Hospital (1952) (0)
Non-Specific Factors in Drug Therapy (1974) (0)
Book Review: Strategies of Psychotherapy (1964) (0)
CHAPTER XX. Rivalry Resulting from Patient–to–Doctor Relationships (1953) (0)
Can Modern Civilization Escape Self-Destruction? (2011) (0)
The Medium, the Mystic, and the Physicist: Toward a General Theory of the Paranormal, by Lawrence LeShan. New York, N. Y., Viking Press, 1974, 299 pp., $8.95 (1974) (0)
CHAPTER XXI. Dealing with Prolonged Silences in Schizophrenic Groups (1953) (0)
The Future of Psychiatry (1963) (0)
Cooperation and Prosocial Behaviour (1992) (0)
APPENDIX Β. The Completeness and Accuracy of the Running Account (1953) (0)
Psychology and International Relations (1964) (0)
CHAPTER XVIII. Composing Groups of Schizophrenic Patients (1953) (0)
How a nuclear war can start (1979) (0)
Silvano Arieti: Anti-Psychoanalytic Cultural Forces in the Development of Western Civilization (1996) (0)
CHAPTER XIX. Problems of the Early Meetings (1953) (0)
Methods of Group Psychotherapy (1958) (0)
Notes & Comments: Comment on Wilkins (1974) (0)
Psychotherapy by Reciprocal Inhibition (1960) (0)
Motivation for Child Psychiatry Treatment by Philip Lichtenberg, Robert Kohrman, and Helen MacGregor (1962) (0)
The Lost Art of Healing (1998) (0)
Reconsidered Persuasion and Healing : (2006) (0)
Small Groups: Studies in Social Interactions Edited by A. Paul Hare, F. Borgatta, and Robert F. Bales (1956) (0)
Psychiatrists and International Affairs (1972) (0)
Notes & Comments. (1974) (0)
Psychotherapy: contemporary trends in the United States. (1978) (0)
The drive for power and the control of nuclear danger: A response to Deutsch (1985) (0)
APPENDIX A. Running Accounts of the First and Sixty-Fifth Meetings of the Same Group (1953) (0)
Psychotherapy Research: Compound or Mixture? (1985) (0)
CHAPTER XXIII. The Large Group (1953) (0)
Contents, Vol. 29, 1978 (1978) (0)
CHAPTER XIII. Replacement of a Doctor (1953) (0)
Letter to the editor: Reply to Strupp and Bergin; Psychotherapy. (1969) (0)

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