Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: radici, modello, evidenze.
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| Title: | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: radici, modello, evidenze. (Italian). |
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| Alternate Title: | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Roots, model, evidence. (English) |
| Authors: | Prevedini, Anna B., Miselli, Giovanni, Moderato, Paolo |
| Source: | Psicoterapia Cognitiva e Comportamentale. 2015, Vol. 21 Issue 2, p159-187. 29p. |
| Abstract (English): | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT; Hayes, Strosahl and Wilson, 1999) is a behavioural model, clearly based on both epistemological and theoretical roots, which we must be aware of in order to clarify its breadth and depth and to prevent misunderstandings and simplifications. For this reason, the opening paragraphs will be dedicated to briefly setting the model within the philosophical framework of functional contextualism and rooting it theoretically in the functional analysis of behaviour and Relational Frame Theory (RFT; Hayes, Barnes-Holmes and Roche, 2001). Next, the six processes of the ACT model and the empirical evidence so far produced will be presented. Given the large amount of scientific literature about the ACT model as a whole, its components and processes, and its theoretical basis, the evidence will be illustrated in sub-paragraphs: evidence on ACT as a unitary intervention, its strengths and weaknesses based on the comparison of ACT with other forms of cognitive behavioural therapies, duration of ACT outcomes, consistency between outcomes and hypothesized processes of change, evidence on ACT as a transdiagnostic intervention, evidence on the correspondence between the processes assumed in the model and the basic theory, and RFT. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Italian): | L'Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT; Hayes, Strosahl e Wilson, 1999) è un modello comportamentale fondato su chiare radici filosofico-epistemologiche e teoriche, di cui è fondamentale essere consapevoli per chiarirne ampiezza e profondità e per scongiurare facili fraintendimenti e semplificazioni. Per questo, i paragrafi iniziali di questo contributo saranno dedicati a inquadrare sinteticamente il modello all'interno della cornice filosofica del contestualismo funzionale e a radicarlo teoricamente nell'analisi funzionale del comportamento e nella Relational Frame Theory (RFT; Hayes, Barnes-Holmes e Roche, 2001). Successivamente saranno presentati i sei processi del modello ACT, per poi illustrare le evidenze empiriche finora prodotte. Considerata la gran mole di letteratura scientifica pubblicata relativamente al modello ACT nel suo insieme, alle sue singole componenti e ai processi teorici alla base, si è scelto di illustrare le evidenze suddividendole in sotto-paragrafi tematici: evidenze sull'ACT come intervento unitario, punti di forza e di debolezza degli interventi basati sull'ACT a confronto con altre forme di terapie cognitivo-comportamentali, tenuta nel tempo dei risultati ottenuti attraverso interventi basati sull'ACT, corrispondenza tra evidenze e modello processuale ipotizzato, evidenze sull'ACT come intervento transdiagnostico, efficacia delle singole componenti, evidenze sulla corrispondenza tra processi ipotizzati nel modello ACT e teoria di base, RFT. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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