Hundreds of published papers using SASB
Here again, is a link to a list of known published papers using SASB as of 2017. More complete and recent listings are available in DOI links provided below and on other pages of this website.
Known books and papers using SASB 2017
Links to papers using SASB to study selected important topics including:
Therapy process Access abstracts DOI on SASB studies of therapy process
Study of disorders Access abstracts DOI on SASB Studies of Disorders
Predicting therapy outcome Access abstracts DOI on SASB studies of therapy outcomes
Supervision Access abstracts DOI on SASB studies of supervision and training
Instrumentation and assessment Access abstracts DOI on SASB in Instrumentation and Assessment
Personality disorders Access to abstracts DOI on SASB studies of personality disorders
Dissertation studies 1 SASB dissertation with LB advisor coadvisor or active committee member
Dissertation studies 2 citations of dissertations independent from LSB that mention SASB in the abstract 2013
Publications on Various other topics of interest Access abstracts DOI on SASB in other applications
AN INTERVIEW IN WHICH CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SASB AND IRT ARE DISCUSSED WITH ALEXANDRE VAZ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A9RDia_-gY
I am Marijke Burger (the netherlands). In the early nineteens of the former century worked with Germie van den Berg by assisting her with her work using the SASB as an analytic instrument. The SASB became very important to me and helped me understanding a lot of problems. At this moment I am working on a chapter of a book about social inclusion. In this chapter I explain the working of the SASB. It would make me very glad if you allow me to use the figure ‘One word cluster version of SASB from Benjamin, 1996. (c) Guilford Press’ in my chapter.
Wth kind regards,
marijke
Dear Marijke Burger,
Germie van den Berg did wonderful work with SASB and I appreciate your interest in SASB too. Permission for using the SASB model you mention can be obtained by contacting the permissions department at guilford.com They usually forward the wording of citations to me (at [email protected]) for review and comment. Sometimes that avoids the need to publish Errata. Thank you and best wishes.
Lorna Smith Benjamin