Daf. Haaga, INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL SECTION ON MEASURING COGNITIVE PRODUCTS IN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE, Journal of consulting and clinical psychology, 65(6), 1997, pp. 907-910
This article introduces a special section of the Journal of Consulting
and Clinical Psychology titled ''Measuring Cognitive Products in Rese
arch and Practice.'' The practice of cognitive behavior therapies-and
research an their effectiveness and the validity of the models of psyc
hopathology and therapy associated with these treatments-requires vali
d assessment of cognition. Cognitive variables can be considered at se
veral levels; the main focus of the articles in this special section i
s on techniques suited to measurement of cognitive products, thoughts,
and images of which people are conscious.