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analysis: still useful?  ewaldrep's Avatar Jump to comment 23 by
ewaldrep   There has been quite a lot of work done in developing
methods to empirically evaluate the subjective states of people.
Much of it concerns clearly defining what you are attempting to
measure, such as depression, developing clear language and
questions to reflect the construct, and validating the measures
against other relevant variables. This is also associated with
understanding the reliability of the measure and limiting the
strength of conlcusions based on the associated error of the
statistical models, etc. I do agree that there is clinically
useful strategies that can come from various resources (see
above comment). Put to empirical examination, psychoanalysis
does work for some but the techiques tend to produce results
much slower and with unclear reasons, making dysmantling studies
difficult.  Mon, 31 Oct 201