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Circumplex model of marital and family system: I. Cohesion and adaptability dimensions, family types, and clinical applications.

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, C. Russell, 1979, Family process.

Research Methods in Family Therapy

S. M. Moon, D. Sprenkle, Sidney M. Moon, 1999 .

Common factors across theories of marriage and family therapy: a modified Delphi study.

D. Sprenkle, A. Blow, D H Sprenkle, 2001, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Family Therapy Theory Building

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1986 .

Toward a common-factors approach to supervision.

D. Sprenkle, M. M. Morgan, M. Morgan, 2007, Journal of marital and family therapy.

The present and future of MFT doctoral education in research-focused universities.

D. Sprenkle, 2009, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Circumplex model of marital and family systems: VI. Theoretical update.

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, C. Russell, 1983, Family process.

Common factors are not islands--they work through models: a response to Sexton, Ridley, and Kleiner.

D. Sprenkle, A. Blow, 2004, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Common factors and our sacred models.

D. Sprenkle, A. Blow, 2004, Journal of Marital & Family Therapy.

Ethical, legal and professional issues in family therapy: a graduate level course.

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1983, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Association of interpersonal cognitive complexity with communication skill in marriage: moderating effects of marital distress.

B. Burleson, D. Sprenkle, W. H. Denton, 1995, Family process.

The research-informed clinician: a guide to training the next-generation MFT.

D. Sprenkle, E. Karam, 2009, Journal of marital and family therapy.

RESEARCH IN FAMILY THERAPY: A GRADUATE LEVEL COURSE

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1984 .

Common Factors in Couple and Family Therapy: The Overlooked Foundation for Effective Practice

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, J. Lebow, 2009 .

The role of the therapist as the bridge between common factors and therapeutic change: more complex than congruency with a worldview

D. Sprenkle, A. Blow, 2007 .

Behavioral couples therapy for the treatment of substance abuse: a substantive and methodological review of O'Farrell, Fals-Stewart, and colleagues' program of research.

D. Sprenkle, Jennifer L. McComb, Saralyn C. Ruff, 2010, Family process.

Extramarital sexuality: implications for marital therapists.

D. Weis, D. Sprenkle, 1978, Journal of sex & marital therapy.

Common factors of change in couple therapy.

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, J. Lebow, 2012, Behavior therapy.

The Evaluation of a Multiple Couple Group Intervention for Couples Transitioning to Marriage: A Mixed-Methods Pilot Project

Andrea K. Wittenborn, D. Sprenkle, A. Wittenborn, 2012 .

Training family therapists to work with children and families: a modified Delphi study.

D. Sprenkle, C. Sori, 2004, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Family members' perceptions of live observation/supervision: An exploratory study

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, John A. Constantine, 1986 .

Cohesion and Adaptability in Families of Adolescent Drug Abusers in the United States and Indonesia

Irwanto, Robert A. Lewis, T. Trepper, 1992 .

ENRICHMENT OUTCOME RESEARCH:A META‐ANALYSIS OF PREMARITAL, MARITAL AND FAMILY INTERVENTIONS

R. Sheehan, D. Sprenkle, P. Giblin, 1985 .

The Minnesota Couple Communication Program: A Follow-Up Study.

D. Sprenkle, K. Wampler, 1980 .

Therapist-worldview matching: not as important as matching to clients.

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, A. Blow, 2012, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Effectiveness research in marriage and family therapy: introduction.

D. Sprenkle, 2003, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Effectiveness Research in Marriage and Family Therapy

D. Sprenkle, 2002 .

Family-Based Interventions for Helping Drug-Abusing Adolescents

Robert A. Lewis, T. Trepper, D. Sprenkle, 1990 .

Emerging Trends in Treating Relationships

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, 1976 .

Functional Family Therapy And The Treatment Of Inhibited Sexual Desire

D. Sprenkle, S. Regas, 1984 .

CONTINUITY AND CHANGE

D. Sprenkle, 1990 .

The scientist-practitioner model in marriage and family therapy doctoral programs: current status.

J. Sandberg, D. Sprenkle, A. J. Hovestadt, 2002, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Circumplex Model of Marital Systems: An Empirical Study of Clinic and Non‐clinic Couples

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, 1978 .

The Need for Integration Among Theory, Research, and Practice in the Family Field.

D. Sprenkle, 1976 .

Dropping out of marriage and family therapy: a critical review of research.

D. Sprenkle, R. Bischoff, 1993, Family process.

The Structure of Separated Women's Communication with Their Nonprofessional and Professional Social Networks.

R. Sheehan, D. Sprenkle, C. Storm, 1983 .

A Family Therapy Informed View of the Current State of the Family in the United States.

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1992 .

Strengthening the systemic ties that bind: integrating common factors into marriage and family therapy curricula.

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, A. Blow, 2015, Journal of marital and family therapy.

FAMILY THERAPY THEORY‐BUILDING QUESTIONS

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1988 .

Intervention research in couple and family therapy: a methodological and substantive review and an introduction to the special issue.

D. Sprenkle, 2012, Journal of marital and family therapy.

8. To become acquainted with the following key people from the field of family therapy. (Student learning Outcomes 4) Partial List of Players in Family Therapy

Stephen R. Lankton, P. Watzlawick, D. Jackson, 2010 .

Family Therapy in the Postmodern Era.

S. Mills, D. Sprenkle, 1995 .

Targeting Threats to the Therapeutic Alliance: A Primer for Marriage and Family Therapy Training.

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, E. Karam, 2015, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Is who delivers the treatment more important than the treatment itself? The role of the therapist in common factors.

D. Sprenkle, Sean D Davis, A. Blow, 2007, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Common factors and other nontechnique variables in marriage and family therapy.

D. Sprenkle, A. Blow, M. Dickey, 1999 .

Family therapy and qualitative research

Deborah R. Dillon, D. Sprenkle, Sidney M. Moon, 1990 .

Retarded ejaculation reconceptualization and implications for treatment.

D. Sprenkle, G. R. Shull, 1980, Journal of sex & marital therapy.

Internet Infidelity

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, Fred P. Piercy, 2005 .

Supervisors' and supervisees' perceptions of the effectiveness of family therapy supervisory techniques

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, Joseph L. Wetchler, 1989 .

Ecosystemic epistemology: critical implications for the aesthetics and pragmatics of family therapy.

D. Sprenkle, B. Keeney, D H Sprenkle, 1982, Family process.

Circumplex Model: Systemic Assessment and Treatment of Families

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, C. Russell, 1989 .

Marriage and Family Therapy: A Decade in Review.

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1990 .

Treating a Sex Addict Through Marital Sex Therapy.

D. Sprenkle, 1987 .

GAPS between MFT supervision assumptions and common practice: suggested best practices.

T. Todd, D. Sprenkle, M. M. Morgan, 2001, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Therapist-conducted consultation: Using clients as consultants to their own therapy

D. Sprenkle, R. Bischoff, A. J. Mckeel, 1996 .

Integrating qualitative and quantitative research methods: a research model.

D. Sprenkle, S P Sells, T E Smith, 1995, Family process.

Family Therapy Training: Student And Faculty Perceptions

R. Sheehan, D. Sprenkle, Philip W. Henry, 1986 .

Criteria for a Constructive Divorce: Theory and Research to Guide the Practitioner

D. Sprenkle, P. M. Sutton, 1985 .

An Empirical Assessment of the Goals of Family Therapy

D. Sprenkle, B. Fisher, 1980 .

Training Marriage and Family Counselors in an Industrial Setting

Charles R. Figley, D. Sprenkle, W. Denton, 1976 .

Therapists' Perceptions of Healthy Family Functioning.

D. Sprenkle, B. Fisher, 1978 .

LIVE SUPERVISION‐OF‐SUPERVISION IN FAMILY THERAPY

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, John A. Constantine, 1984 .

Anatomy of an initial interview: The importance of joining and structuring skills

C. Shields, D. Sprenkle, John A. Constantine, 1991 .

Conceptualizing and treating problem gambling as a family issue.

D. Sprenkle, Jennifer L McComb, Bonnie K Lee, 2009, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Pluralism, Diversity, and Sophistication in Family Therapy Research

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 2005 .

Utility of the Circumplex Model with severely dysfunctional family systems.

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, C. Russell, 1988 .

Delayed Stress Response Syndrome: Family Therapy Indications†

Charles R. Figley, D. Sprenkle, Douglas H. Sprenkle, 1978 .

The Multisystemic and Multilevel Investigation of the Expanded Therapeutic Alliance-Psychological Functioning Relationship in Individual Therapy.

D. Mroczek, D. Sprenkle, E. Karam, 2015, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Gender Differences in College Students' Attitudes Towards Divorce and Their Willingness to Marry

D. Sprenkle, Leora E. Black, 1991 .

A graduate course in marriage and family enrichment.

D. Sprenkle, S. A. Deacon, 2001, Journal of marital and family therapy.

self-perception and personal commitment: A Challenge to current theory of marital dissolution and stability and implications for marital therapy

D. Sprenkle, Jerome F. Adams, 1990 .

A Substantive and Methodological Review of the Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy Research Program: Clinical Implications for a Research Informed Practice

D. Sprenkle, J. G. Briggs, Michelle A. Finley, 2015 .

THE PROCESS OF FAMILY THERAPY EDUCATION

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1984 .

The use of therapeutic paradox among members of the american association for marriage and family therapy

D. Sprenkle, M. Hirschmann, 1989 .

Treating inhibited sexual desire: A marital therapy approach

D. Sprenkle, L. Fish, R. C. Fish, 1984 .

Family Therapy Sourcebook

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, 1986 .

Clients' perceptions of pivotal moments in couples therapy: a qualitative study of change in therapy.

D. Sprenkle, K. B. Helmeke, 2000, Journal of marital and family therapy.

DIVORCE THERAPY OUTCOME RESEARCH: A SUBSTANTIVE AND METHODOLOGICAL REVIEW

D. Sprenkle, C. Storm, 1983 .

Admissions Criteria as Predictors of Performance in a Family Therapy Doctoral Program.

D. Sprenkle, F. Piercy, T. Nelson, 1995 .

From family symptom to family system: Review of family therapy research

D. Olson, D. Sprenkle, C. Russell, 1983 .

Contemporary family therapy in the United States

D. Sprenkle, G. Bischof, 1994 .

OUTCOME RESEARCH ON FAMILY THERAPY TRAINING: A SUBSTANTIVE AND METHODOLOGICAL REVIEW2

D. Sprenkle, J. Avis, 1990 .

Boundaries and the Functioning of Family and Business Systems

S. Macdermid, H. Schrank, D. Sprenkle, 2006 .

The Multisystemic and Multilevel Investigation of the Expanded Therapeutic Alliance-Psychological Functioning Relationship in Individual Therapy.

D. Mroczek, D. Sprenkle, E. Karam, 2015, Journal of marital and family therapy.

Let us neither overreact nor underreact.

D. Sprenkle, 1988 .

Motivation in marital communication: Comparison of distressed and nondistressed husbands and wives

Wayne H. Denton, Brant R. Burleson, B. Burleson, 1994 .

Sexual therapy for the post coronary patient.

D. Sprenkle, J. Sanders, 1980, Journal of sex & marital therapy.