Social desirability, psychological distress, and consumer satisfaction with mental health treatment.
Journal of Counseling PsychologyPublished 1 July 1989
Stéphane Sabourin, Noëlla Laferrière, Francesca Sicuro, Jean‐Claude Coallier, Louis‐Georges Cournoyer, Pierre Gendreau
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Abstract
Dans un echantillon de 82 clients en therapie dans Centre de Psychologie de Montreal, les auteurs ont trouve que les rapports de satisfaction de consommateur, tout comme les scores de detresse psychologique, sont contamines par le facteur de desirabilite sociale
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