Klass och terapeutisk allians
(2020) PSPR14 20201Department of Psychology
- Abstract (Swedish)
- Denna kvantitativa studie ämnar undersöka kopplingen mellan social klass och allians i psykoterapi. Studien undersöker patienters sociala omständigheter och deras erfarenhet av terapeutisk allians. En enkät delades ut till mottagningar och genom sociala medier i Sverige, och samlade in 233 svar. Svar analyserades statistiskt för att finna möjliga kopplingar mellan respondenters rapporterade socioekonomiska status och deras erfarenhet med terapeutisk allians, operationaliserad genom formuläret WAI-SR och fyra ytterligare frågor rörande identifikation och social situation som hinder. Fynden av analysen pekar på en koppling mellan social klass och terapeutisk allians. Resultaten pekar på en positiv samvariation mellan klass och terapeutisk... (More)
- Denna kvantitativa studie ämnar undersöka kopplingen mellan social klass och allians i psykoterapi. Studien undersöker patienters sociala omständigheter och deras erfarenhet av terapeutisk allians. En enkät delades ut till mottagningar och genom sociala medier i Sverige, och samlade in 233 svar. Svar analyserades statistiskt för att finna möjliga kopplingar mellan respondenters rapporterade socioekonomiska status och deras erfarenhet med terapeutisk allians, operationaliserad genom formuläret WAI-SR och fyra ytterligare frågor rörande identifikation och social situation som hinder. Fynden av analysen pekar på en koppling mellan social klass och terapeutisk allians. Resultaten pekar på en positiv samvariation mellan klass och terapeutisk allians. De visar även att subjektiv social status inte har starkare samband med allians än socioekonomisk status. Längd av terapi tycks inte interagera med subjektiv eller socioekonomisk status på WAI-SR. Det finns även signifikanta samband mellan social klass och identifikation med terapeut samt social situation som hinder. (Less)
- Abstract
- This quantitative study aims to research the connection between social class and alliance in psychotherapy. The study looks at patients’ social circumstances and their experience of therapeutic alliance. A survey was distributed to clinics and through social media in Sweden, and gathered 233 responses. Responses were analysed statistically to find if any connection could be found between the respondents reported socioeconomic status and their experience with therapeutic alliance, operationalized through the WAI-SR form and four additional items concerning identification with the therapist and social circumstances as a hindrance. The findings of the analysis point to a connection between social class and therapeutic alliance. The results... (More)
- This quantitative study aims to research the connection between social class and alliance in psychotherapy. The study looks at patients’ social circumstances and their experience of therapeutic alliance. A survey was distributed to clinics and through social media in Sweden, and gathered 233 responses. Responses were analysed statistically to find if any connection could be found between the respondents reported socioeconomic status and their experience with therapeutic alliance, operationalized through the WAI-SR form and four additional items concerning identification with the therapist and social circumstances as a hindrance. The findings of the analysis point to a connection between social class and therapeutic alliance. The results point to a positive correlation between class and therapeutic alliance. They also show that subjective social status does not have a stronger connection to alliance than socioeconomic status. Length of therapy does not interact with subjective or socioeconomic status on WAI-SR. There are significant relationships between social class and identification with the therapist, in addition to social circumstances as a hindrance. (Less)
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- author
- Lachonius Olsson, John LU and Despotovski, Diana LU
- supervisor
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- Martin Wolgast LU
- Sima Wolgast LU
- organization
- course
- PSPR14 20201
- year
- 2020
- type
- H3 - Professional qualifications (4 Years - )
- subject
- keywords
- Social class, Socioeconomic status, Subjective social status, Therapeutic alliance, WAI-SR
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 9014439
- date added to LUP
- 2020-06-12 08:52:24
- date last changed
- 2020-06-12 08:52:24
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abstract = {{This quantitative study aims to research the connection between social class and alliance in psychotherapy. The study looks at patients’ social circumstances and their experience of therapeutic alliance. A survey was distributed to clinics and through social media in Sweden, and gathered 233 responses. Responses were analysed statistically to find if any connection could be found between the respondents reported socioeconomic status and their experience with therapeutic alliance, operationalized through the WAI-SR form and four additional items concerning identification with the therapist and social circumstances as a hindrance. The findings of the analysis point to a connection between social class and therapeutic alliance. The results point to a positive correlation between class and therapeutic alliance. They also show that subjective social status does not have a stronger connection to alliance than socioeconomic status. Length of therapy does not interact with subjective or socioeconomic status on WAI-SR. There are significant relationships between social class and identification with the therapist, in addition to social circumstances as a hindrance.}},
author = {{Lachonius Olsson, John and Despotovski, Diana}},
language = {{swe}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Klass och terapeutisk allians}},
year = {{2020}},
}