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Recommended Homework During Psychotherapy with Couples and Individuals 

Recommended Homework During Psychotherapy with Couples and Individuals
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Recommended Homework During Psychotherapy with Couples and Individuals
Author(s):

Arthur E. Jongsma Jr.

DOI:
10.1093/med:psych/9780199845491.003.0100
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Chapter 100 outlines recommended homework during psychotherapy with couples and individuals. Three recommendations for couples focus on attending to meeting the partner's needs and desires in the relationship, identifying changes each partner can make to improve the relationship, and teaching the importance of clarifying parenting expectations in behavioral language and rewarding a child's rule-keeping behavior. Three recommended homework assignments for individual clients target anger management, behavioral activation for depression treatment, and exposure techniques for the treatment of phobic fear.

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