Systematic evaluation of therapy with the individual case has often been seen as:

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Systematic evaluation of therapy with the individual case has often been seen as unnecessary because therapeutic change is perceived as obvious, as only pertinent to research rather than practice, and as something that interferes with treatment and the therapy process. These perspectives highlight a skepticism or undervaluation of systematic evaluation in the context of ongoing therapy.

Systematic Evaluation of Therapy with the Individual Case Has Often