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Intro; Preface; Acknowledgments; Contents; About the Authors; Chapter 1: Causation and Chance: Integrating the Dynamical Systems Approach with Statistical Thinking; 1.1 The Goals of This Book; 1.2 Why Use Mathematical Models and Mathematical Formulae?; 1.3 Modeling the Dynamics of a System; 1.4 Measurement in Psychology; 1.5 Statistics; 1.6 Causation: Deterministic Processes and Goals; 1.7 Chance and Causation; References; Chapter 2: Psychopathological Problems and Disorders; 2.1 Taxonomies of Psychopathology and Their Shortcomings; 2.2 Alternative Conceptualizations of Psychopathology
2.3 Toward a Dynamical Quantification of Psychopathological DisordersReferences; Chapter 3: Interventions in Psychotherapy; 3.1 The Current Discussion in Psychotherapy Research; 3.2 Therapist Effects; 3.3 A Hierarchical Model of Therapeutic Factors; References; Chapter 4: The Fokker-Planck Equation; 4.1 The Goal of This Chapter; 4.2 The Gaussian; 4.3 Deterministic Processes: Causation; 4.4 Stochastic Processes: Chance; 4.5 Joint Action of Deterministic and Stochastic Processes: Causation Plus Chance; 4.6 The Significance of Fokker-Planck Modeling
4.7 How Can We Measure the Fokker-Planck Parameters x0, k, Q?References; Chapter 5: Application to Psychotherapy: Deterministic Interventions; 5.1 A Prototype of a Deterministic Technique for Behavior Change; 5.2 The Varying Prerequisites of Different Psychotherapy Approaches; 5.3 Discussion of Deterministic Interventions in Psychotherapy; References; Chapter 6: Application to Psychotherapy: Chance Interventions; 6.1 Psychotherapeutic Interventions into the Stochastic Term of the Fokker-Planck Equation; 6.2 Regulating the Social Boundary of a System
6.3 Regulating the Stochasticity of Emotional Processing6.4 Regulating the Stochasticity of Cognitive Processing; 6.5 The Functionality of Stochastic Interventions; 6.6 Deterministic and Stochastic Interventions Versus Specific Techniques and Common Factors of Psychotherapy: How Are They Re...; References; Chapter 7: Application to Psychotherapy: The Mixture of Deterministic and Stochastic Interventions; 7.1 Different Types of Psychopathological Problems; 7.2 Stages of Psychotherapeutic Change: Stochastic, Deterministic, and Contextual; 7.3 Modeling Interventions of Psychotherapeutic Change
2.3 Toward a Dynamical Quantification of Psychopathological DisordersReferences; Chapter 3: Interventions in Psychotherapy; 3.1 The Current Discussion in Psychotherapy Research; 3.2 Therapist Effects; 3.3 A Hierarchical Model of Therapeutic Factors; References; Chapter 4: The Fokker-Planck Equation; 4.1 The Goal of This Chapter; 4.2 The Gaussian; 4.3 Deterministic Processes: Causation; 4.4 Stochastic Processes: Chance; 4.5 Joint Action of Deterministic and Stochastic Processes: Causation Plus Chance; 4.6 The Significance of Fokker-Planck Modeling
4.7 How Can We Measure the Fokker-Planck Parameters x0, k, Q?References; Chapter 5: Application to Psychotherapy: Deterministic Interventions; 5.1 A Prototype of a Deterministic Technique for Behavior Change; 5.2 The Varying Prerequisites of Different Psychotherapy Approaches; 5.3 Discussion of Deterministic Interventions in Psychotherapy; References; Chapter 6: Application to Psychotherapy: Chance Interventions; 6.1 Psychotherapeutic Interventions into the Stochastic Term of the Fokker-Planck Equation; 6.2 Regulating the Social Boundary of a System
6.3 Regulating the Stochasticity of Emotional Processing6.4 Regulating the Stochasticity of Cognitive Processing; 6.5 The Functionality of Stochastic Interventions; 6.6 Deterministic and Stochastic Interventions Versus Specific Techniques and Common Factors of Psychotherapy: How Are They Re...; References; Chapter 7: Application to Psychotherapy: The Mixture of Deterministic and Stochastic Interventions; 7.1 Different Types of Psychopathological Problems; 7.2 Stages of Psychotherapeutic Change: Stochastic, Deterministic, and Contextual; 7.3 Modeling Interventions of Psychotherapeutic Change