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Revolutionizing Psychotherapy: Leveraging AI to Assess Patient-Clinician Relationships
Language Style Matching in Psychotherapy: A Breakthrough Measure of Therapeutic Alliance
Language Style Matching: A New Measure of Therapeutic Alliance
Linguistic Markers of More and Less Supportive Therapeutic Conversations
Language Synchrony: An Indicator of Effective Therapeutic Relationships
Toward Causal Understanding of Therapist-Client Relationships: Therapeutic Alliance and Entrainment
Psycholinguistic Markers of Therapeutic Rupture Types
Using Language Style Matching to Measure the Therapeutic Alliance
Language Style Synchrony Predicts Empathy in Psychotherapy
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