Article Title

Impact of Self and Therapists’ Evaluation of Responses to Miracle Question and Goal: Survey of Japanese Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Authors

Gen Takagi, Tohoku Fukushi University Sendai, JapanFollow
Taku Hiraizumi, Miyagi University Sendai, JapanFollow
Kazuma Sakamoto, Tohoku University Sendai, JapanFollow
Miki Hagidai, Shibata Gakuen University Hirosaki, JapanFollow

Original Article in English

Takagi, G., Hiraizumi, T., Sakamoto, K., & Hagidai, M. (2021). Impact of self and therapists’ evaluation of responses to miracle question and goal: Survey of Japanese undergraduate and graduate students. Journal of Solution Focused Practices, 5(2).

Full-text English article available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/journalsfp/vol5/iss2/3

Abstract

焦点解决短期治疗此一心理治疗取向，并不关注于问题，而是关注来访者目标状态的澄清和例外的拓展。本研究目的旨在探讨：来访者和治疗师对目标澄清的评估，对于SFBT看重的一些重要变量，其影响效果为何。共有223 名研究受试完成本研究所有相关变量的问卷填写。研究结果指出，自我（self）、治疗师对奇迹问句想象力的评估、目标的具体性、以及目标的现实性之间，彼此相关，然而，各变量之间的相关并不强，不过，这也证实了自我评估与治疗师的评估两者之间，存在着一定程度的差异。再者，治疗师的目标相关评估，对于解决之道的构建、解决导向、以及因果分析，有着正向影响；与奇迹问句、目标有关的自我评估，对于自我效能及问题解决（probelm-sovling）程度，亦有着正向影响。这些研究发现乃支持了：与奇迹问句、目标有关之自我与治疗师评估，对于解决问题，具有不同的、多元的影响效果。

Recommended Citation

Takagi, Gen; Hiraizumi, Taku; Sakamoto, Kazuma; and Hagidai, Miki (2021) "Impact of Self and Therapists’ Evaluation of Responses to Miracle Question and Goal: Survey of Japanese Undergraduate and Graduate Students," Translated Abstracts: Vol. 1: Iss. 1, Article 14.
Available at: https://digitalscholarship.unlv.edu/journalsfpta/vol1/iss1/14