Effective learning of Cognitive Therapy

I am currently researching the following questions:

What factors do people think are likely to lead to trainees learning to be effective cognitive therapists?

Is there a set of attitudes and beliefs associated with successful learning and practice competence. Or conversely is there a set of attutudes and beliefs that make it difficult to learn and/or achieve competence?

I'd be grateful to hear of ideas and/or existing literature that people know about.

Replies:

Re:Effective learning of Cognitive Therapy, by Fred H. , 01/11/03 Re Messer's conclusion that all "bona fide" therapies are equally effective, by Jim Pretzer, 01/11/03 Specificity of treatment, by Carl Robbins, 01/14/03 Is it true that "All have won and deserve prizes"? , by Jim Pretzer, 04/26/04 Re:Effective learning of Cognitive Therapy, by Eddy, 01/14/03 Ellis on the characteristics of effective therapists, by Jim Pretzer, 01/12/03 Re:Ellis on the characteristics of effective therapists, by Anonymous, 01/16/03 Re:Effective learning of Cognitive Therapy, by James Bennett-Levy, 02/06/03 Re:Effective learning of Cognitive Therapy, by Jim Pretzer, 02/12/03

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