Question

The extent to which a psychotherapy works in "real-world" settings (such as clinics, private practices, and hospitals) is best described as the _____ of that form of psychotherapy.

Answer 1

Answer:

effectiveness

Explanation:

A psychotherapist who is adequately trained in a real-life setting can realize that it is a field of constant learning. He or she tends to acknowledge that psychotherapy is not a procedure of surgical efficiency, but instead its an attitude, a way of being with the patient.  The effectiveness of psychotherapy depends on multiple dimensions for example the duration of treatment or some time on the goals expected by the patients.