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Hal Arkowitz

Affiliations: 
Psychology University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 
Area:
Clinical Psychology, Mental Health
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Andrew Christensen grad student University of Oregon
Brian Danaher grad student 1971 University of Oregon (PsychTree)
William R. Miller grad student 1971 University of Oregon
Amanda E. Bryan grad student 2013 University of Arizona

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Bryan AE, Arkowitz H. (2015) Meta-analysis of the effects of peer-administered psychosocial interventions on symptoms of depression. American Journal of Community Psychology. 55: 455-71
Arkowitz H, Lilienfeld SO. (2013) Can Herbs Ease Anxiety and Depression? Scientific American Mind. 24: 72-73
Arkowitz H, Westra HA. (2009) Introduction to the special series on motivational interviewing and psychotherapy. Journal of Clinical Psychology. 65: 1149-55
Westra HA, Arkowitz H, Dozois DJ. (2009) Adding a motivational interviewing pretreatment to cognitive behavioral therapy for generalized anxiety disorder: a preliminary randomized controlled trial. Journal of Anxiety Disorders. 23: 1106-17
Arkowitz H, Westra HA. (2004) Integrating motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy in the treatment of depression and anxiety Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy. 18: 337-350
Christensen A, Arkowitz H, Anderson J. (1975) Practice dating as treatment for college dating inhibitions. Behaviour Research and Therapy. 13: 321-31
Arkowitz H, Lichtenstein E, McGovern K, et al. (1975) The behavioral assessment of social competence in males Behavior Therapy. 6: 3-13
Christensen A, Arkowitz H. (1974) Preliminary report on practice dating and feedback as treatment for college dating problems Journal of Counseling Psychology. 21: 92-95
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