Stimulus, Structure, and Relationship: An Integrative Psychotherapy Theory of Motivation
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Stimulus, structure, relationship, motivation, personality, therapeutic methods, Integrative Psychotherapy, theoretical consistencyResumen
The integrative psychotherapy theory of motivation is composed of three parts: stimulus, structure, and relationship. This theory of motivation determines which theories of personality can be integrated and which are conceptually inconsistent and do not integrate into a unified, comprehensive theory of human functioning. When theories of motivation and personality have an internal validity and consistency, they work together as a conceptual organization for a unified theory of therapeutic method.