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Process self -disclosure refers to a commonly used skill by a clinician ; it is when the clinician expresses how he/she feels about the client in the moment. (see Content self-disclosure)
Process-experiential therapy refers to a relatively new treatment approach that integrates the Client-centered and Gestalt therapy traditions.
Processes in mourning describes mourning as involving processes; the Dual process model proposed by Stroebe and Schut described two (2) basic processes:
1. loss-oriented processes; and
2. restoration-oriented processes
Dual process model is one of the interpretations or theories of mourning.
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Processing refers to the ability to accurately perceive and manipulate information.
Processing constraints are cognitive biases or tendencies which lead infants and toddlers to favor certain interpretations of the meaning of new words over other interpretations.
Processing load is a term in problem solving which refers to the number of domains of information called into play and the amount of work necessary to select response strategies.
Processing resources refers to the amount of attention one has to apply to a particular situation.
Prochaska and DiClemente they developed the Transtheoretical Model (TTM) in 1983 to identify common themes across different intervention theories and notes that humans process through different stages as they think about, attempt to, and finally change any specific behavior.