Experimental analysis reveals that both solution-focused and compassion-focused therapy enhance self-efficacy in married women, suggesting lasting benefits.
Key Points
Both solution-focused and compassion-focused therapy significantly improve self-efficacy in married women.
In a study involving 60 participants, both therapies showed statistical improvements (p < .05) in self-efficacy.
The study used a pretest-posttest-follow-up design with measures taken at multiple points over time.
Findings highlight that while both therapies are effective, no significant difference exists between their impacts.