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No consensus exists on a definition for treatment resistance, nor are there clear criteria for what is still an unrecognized diagnosis, which suggests that incomplete assessments, inadequate treatment planning, poor compliance, and faulty therapeutic alliances may be at play. Given that second opinions identify additional treatment options in two-thirds of these cases, Encountering Treatment Resistance argues that it is time to move away from treatment resistance and toward pending remission. The author addresses opportunities for practitioners to avoid treatment resistance and failure through the following: Discussion of the processes underlying conceptualization and how inaccurate or misleading concepts may be developed. Description of best practices for problem-solving and the consequences for relying on less-effective methods. Outline of methods to ensure that clinicians consistently conduct a thorough evaluation at each patient contact. 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Opening with four clinical vignettes that illustrate the range and variety of cognitive mistakes, this volume goes on to discuss the following: • The brain's neurocognitive processes • The merits and shortcomings of diverse methods of thought used in various forms of clinical reasoning • Challenges to clinical reasoning, including misuse of heuristics, groupthink, and overreliance on artificial intelligence • The effect of practitioner physical and mental health and activity on cognitive function • Practices for reducing cognitive error, from learning and applying metacognition to debiasing and seeking multisource feedback In each chapter, readers will find a summary, list of key points, self-assessment questions, discussion topics for individual or group use, suggestions for further reading, and references to support the material. 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