Constance T. Fischer

Affiliations: 
Clinical Psychology Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States 
Area:
Clinical Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Individual and Family Studies, Social Work
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Engelman DH, Allyn JB, Crisi A, et al. (2016) "Why am I so stuck?": A Collaborative/Therapeutic Assessment Case Discussion. Journal of Personality Assessment. 1-14
Fischer CT. (2012) Comments on protecting clients about whom we write (and speak). Psychotherapy (Chicago, Ill.). 49: 19-21
Fischer CT. (2009) Bracketing in qualitative research: conceptual and practical matters. Psychotherapy Research : Journal of the Society For Psychotherapy Research. 19: 583-90
Fischer CT. (2006) Phenomenology, Bruno Klopfer, and individualized/collaborative assessment. Journal of Personality Assessment. 87: 229-33
Fischer CT. (2006) Qualitative Psychological Research and Individualized/Collaborative Psychological Assessment: Implications of Their Similarities for Promoting a Life-World Orientation. The Humanistic Psychologist. 34: 347-356
Fischer CT. (2006) Humanistic Psychology and Qualitative Research: Affinity, Clarifications, and Invitations The Humanistic Psychologist. 34: 3-11
Fischer CT. (2004) Individualized assessment moderates the impact of HIPAA privacy rules. Journal of Personality Assessment. 82: 35-8; discussion 44-
Fischer CT. (2003) Infusing humanistic perspectives into psychology Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 43: 93-105
Fischer CT. (2002) Introduction to special issue on humanistic approaches to psychological assessment part II: Philosophical and theoretical approaches to humanistic psychological assessment The Humanistic Psychologist. 30: 178-179
Fischer CT. (2002) Introduction: Special issue on humanistic approaches to psychological assessment The Humanistic Psychologist. 30: 3-9
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