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atheoretical

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a·the·o·ret·i·cal  (th--rt-kl)
adj.
Unrelated to or lacking a theoretical basis.


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In part, this is because their approach was atheoretical, and it also incorporated a program of graded behavioral assignments that have proved to be invaluable in bringing into the open the key obstacles to a good sexual relationship in ways that allow the therapist to use a variety of psychotherapeutic approaches to resolve those obstacles.
The exception to this atheoretical trend lies in the work of Randall Sorenson with doctoral level clinical psychology students (Sorenson, 1994, 1997; Sorenson, Derflinger, Bufford, McMinn, 2004; Staton, Sorenson, & Vande Kemp, 1998).
In the present study, we assessed the key constructs presented above, as well as certain atheoretical characteristics that were found to related to PA behaviours (Sallis et al.
 
 
 
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