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Conversational model psychotherapy
Australasian Psychiatry, 2017Objectives:To briefly outline historical development, theoretical orientation, evidence and areas of application for Conversational Model Psychotherapy.Conclusions:Conversational Model Therapy remains an important evidence-based option in fostering recovery and growth for many patients with traumatic disruptions and restrictions of self.
Anthony, Korner, Loyola, McLean
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Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1971
Color conversion model of equivalences under various illuminants, reducing problem to chromatic adaptation with nonlinear von Kries ...
W, Richards, E A, Parks
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Color conversion model of equivalences under various illuminants, reducing problem to chromatic adaptation with nonlinear von Kries ...
W, Richards, E A, Parks
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A computer model of conversation
ACM SIGART Bulletin, 1977This project is concerned with the modelling of language use in a conversation. The aim is to develop techniques for making a machine a more helpful conversant. We are examining problems that have essentially been ignored in current AI natural language research.
James F. Allen +5 more
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The Conversational Model: An Outline
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 2004This paper gives a brief outline of the Conversational Model which is among the best validated of currently employed psychotherapies. The theory is built around the idea that the central task of psychotherapy is to potentiate the emergence and amplification of that dualistic form of consciousness that William James called self.
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Modelling and visualizing agent conversations
Proceedings of the fifth international conference on Autonomous agents, 2001Although the notion of conversations has been discussed for some time as a way in which to provide an abstract representation of extended agent message exchange, there is still no consensus established concerning how to use these abstractions effectively.
Mariusz Nowostawski +2 more
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ACM SIGART Bulletin, 1977
A practical approach to natural language recognition is taken in the development of a transition graph model for predetermined conversational program dialogues. The model incorporates context and prediction to reduce the number of user entries likely at any given point in a dialogue.
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A practical approach to natural language recognition is taken in the development of a transition graph model for predetermined conversational program dialogues. The model incorporates context and prediction to reduce the number of user entries likely at any given point in a dialogue.
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A Computational Model for Conversational Japanese
2015 International Conference on Culture and Computing (Culture Computing), 2015Natural language generation (NLG) is characterized by the automated creation of language, based on databases and linguistic models. In the field of NLG, in-depth classification of natural language is an open challenge, especially within Asian languages.
Peter Lajos Ihasz +2 more
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Modelling English conversations
Proceedings of the June 4-8, 1973, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '73, 1973A notable if limited degree of success has been obtained in natural language question answering systems as seen in such examples as Woods' Lunar Data Base Model and Winograd's natural language controlled hand. Most of the conversational capabilities of these systems take the form of answering questions or accepting data.
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A Conversational Model of Art Therapy
Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 2005This paper illustrates a ‘Conversational Model’ of art therapy. The Conversational Model was jointly created by Robert Hobson and Russell Meares. It is a developmental theory unique in its clinical application. The focus of the paper is two sessions that altered the course of therapy.
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Comparative Group Studies, 1970
Wolf, Gerrit A Model of Conversation. Behavioral Patterns in Goal Setting Conferences. American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C.; Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn. R-23; R-32 70 45p.; Presented at American Psychological Association Convention, Miami Beach, Florida, September 3-8, 1970 Gerrit Wolf, Yale University, Department of Administrative ...
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Wolf, Gerrit A Model of Conversation. Behavioral Patterns in Goal Setting Conferences. American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C.; Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn. R-23; R-32 70 45p.; Presented at American Psychological Association Convention, Miami Beach, Florida, September 3-8, 1970 Gerrit Wolf, Yale University, Department of Administrative ...
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