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Chapter 6: Process of Care & Fidelity of Intervention Therapeutic Alliance: Significance in Non-Psychotherapy Settings Jeffrey J. Sapyta, Marc S. Karver, Leonard Bickman Mechanisms of Change in Multisystemic Therapy with Delinquent Youth Stanley J. Huey, Jr Scott W. Henggeler, Michael J. Brondino Dose Effect in Child Psychotherapy: Outcomes Associated with Negligible Treatment Ana R. Andrade, E. Warren Lambert, Leonard Bickman Improving Service Delivery Through Evaluation-Based Training Marcela Gutierrez-Mayka, Katherine Lazear, Myriam Monsalve-Serna, Norma Ruiz Glass, Maria Silva What Maintains Fidelity in a Wraparound Approach? How Can it be Measured? 197 Rosalyn M. Bertram, Barry B. Malysiak, Zena H. Rudo, Albert J. Duchnowski

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