Abstract Clients', therapists', and observers' identification of change was studied in 27
therapeutic processes, and agreement on the amount, temporal location, and content of
change was related to outcome. Results show that clients reported more changes in
successful therapies. Client–therapist temporal match of change moments was low
irrespective of outcome. Results from all three perspectives were consistent in that
manifestation of new behaviors and emotions was the most representative content of …

Abstract Clients', therapists', and observers' identification of change was studied in 27
therapeutic processes, and agreement on the amount, temporal location, and content of
change was related to outcome. Results show that clients reported more changes in
successful therapies. ClientÁtherapist temporal match of change moments was low
irrespective of outcome. Results from all three perspectives were consistent in that
manifestation of new behaviors and emotions was the most representative content of …