Sarah has an anxiety disorder for which she sees Dr. Williams. Sarah chose Dr. Williams as her therapist because of his training and experience with anxiety disorders. Sarah is glad to be facing her anxiety instead of avoiding it, and believes her anxiety will improve with treatment. Sarah feels that the collaborative relationship she has with Dr. Williams has been particularly helpful. Which element comprising Sarah's therapy is LEAST linked to her potential improvement?

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Dr. Williams's training and experience are important, but research shows that factors like the therapeutic alliance and the client's positive expectations often have a more significant impact on therapy outcomes.

Sarah Has an Anxiety Disorder for Which She Sees Dr