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Foreword, Judith S. Beck 1. Introduction 2. Defining the Therapeutic Relationship in CBT I. Generic and CBT-Specific Relationship Elements 3. Tailoring Empirically Supported Relationship Elements with Cognitive Case Conceptualization 4. Collaboration and Empiricism 5. Socratic Dialogue and Guided Discovery II. Application of the Guidance in Therapy 6. Setting Agendas and Establishing Pace and Session Goals 7. Behaviorally Focused Interventions 8. Cognitively Focused Interventions 9. Cognitive and Behavioral Experiments 10. Between-Session (Homework) Interventions 11. Concluding Relationships and Relapse Prevention III. Therapist Reactions and Therapy Contexts 12. Ethics and Safeguards to the Therapeutic Relationship 13. Identifying and Managing Therapist Reactions 14. Working with Couples, Families, and Groups 15. Working with Children and Adolescents, Mark J. Knepley, Hannah Frank, and Philip C. Kendall References Index