The subscales based on Bordin's [ 51] working alliance theory address agreement about the goals of therapy, agreement about the tasks of therapy, and the bond between the client and therapist.
One task of family therapy, Dr. Shapiro contended, was to bring such collusion into the open so that the members could face and deal with it.
The fundamental task of thrombolytic therapy is the degradation of fibrin by plasmin, which can be activated by the activators from inactive plasminogen.
The task for therapy is to bring them out of their obsession with eating, or avoiding it.
Young children do not have the cognitive ability to master diabetes management, and teens often do not possess the emotional maturity to sustain the tasks of daily therapy.
With the exception of Case B's anterior values, all three participants showed downward trends (ie, improvement) on accuracy tasks across the course of therapy.
In a South African study, nurses and physicians had general support for ART-related task shifting, such as initiation of therapy or follow-up of patients on ART, when adequate training and supervision is provided [ 12].
She will continue to devote most of her time in the weeks and months to come, they said, to the difficult task of physical and occupational therapy.
The task of such a combination therapy with AZT and NF- κB inhibitors could be to route DNA-damaging events toward induction of apoptosis, tipping the balance toward death rather than toward accumulation of gene mutations to decrease the mutagenic/transforming potential of AZT.
Previous research outside the VR domain (e.g., [19]) suggests that the effectiveness of exposure therapy is partly determined by the specific type of therapy and the task instructions (e.g., related to emotion regulation) that are prescribed to the participant.
G. Kelly Martin, the Elan chief executive, said the task of developing Alzheimer's therapies for tens of millions of patients was too large for one company: "The full resources of our partners will be needed".
