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| About the Editors | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Prologue | |
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| What Qualifies as Evidence of Effective Practice? | |
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| Clinical Expertise | |
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| Scientific Research | |
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| Patient Values and Preferences | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| What Qualifies as Research on Which to Judge Effective Practice? | |
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| Case Studies | |
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| Single-Participant (S-P) Design Research | |
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| Qualitative Research | |
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| Change Process Research | |
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| Effectiveness Research | |
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| Randomized Clinical Trials | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| Does Manualization Improve Therapy Outcomes? | |
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| Psychotherapy Manuals Can Improve Outcomes | |
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| Treatment Manuals Do Not Improve Outcomes | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| Are Research Patients and Clinical Trials Representative of Clinical Practice? | |
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| Patients and Treatments in Clinical Trials Are Not Adequately Representative of Clinical Practice | |
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| Research Patients and Clinical Trials Are Frequently Representative of Clinical Practice | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| What Should Be Validated? | |
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| The Treatment Method | |
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| The Psychotherapist | |
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| The Therapy Relationship | |
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| The Active Client | |
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| Principles of Change | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| What Else Materially Influences What Is Represented and Published as Evidence? | |
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| Theoretical Allegiance | |
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| Impact of Funding Source on Published Research | |
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| A Poor Fit Between Empirically Supported Treatments and Psychotherapy Integration | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| Do Therapies Designated as Empirically Supported Treatments for Specific Disorders Produce Outcomes Superior to Non-Empirically Supported Treatment Therapies? | |
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| Not a Scintilla of Evidence to Support Empirically Supported Treatments as More Effective Than Other Treatments | |
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| Empirically Supported Treatments Typically Produce Outcomes Superior to Non-Empirically Supported Treatment Therapies | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| How Well Do Both Evidence-Based Practices and Treatment as Usual Satisfactorily Address the Various Dimensions of Diversity? | |
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| Ethnic Minority Populations Have Been Neglected by Evidence-Based Practices | |
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| Gender Is Neglected by Both Evidence-Based Practices and Treatment as Usual | |
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| The Neglect of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Clients | |
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| Evidence-Based Practices Have Ignored People With Disabilities | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| Are Efficacious Laboratory-Validated Treatments Readily Transportable to Clinical Practice? | |
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| Efficacious Laboratory-Validated Treatments Are Generally Transportable to Clinical Practice | |
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| Transporting Laboratory-Validated Treatments to the Community Will Not Necessarily Produce Better Outcomes | |
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| Dialogue: Convergence and Contention | |
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| Epilogue | |
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| Author Index | |