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Short Form of EXP Scale
The Experiencing Scale: A Research and Training Manual Volume
1, (p.64)
by M. H. Klein, P. L. Mathieu, E. T. Gendlin and D. J. Kiesler (1969)
Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute
| Stage |
Content |
Treatment |
| 1 |
External events; refusal to participate. |
Impersonal, detached. |
| 2 |
External events; behavioral or intellectual
self-description. |
Interested, personal, self-participation. |
| 3 |
Personal reactions to external events; limited
self-descriptions; behavioral descriptions of feelings. |
Reactive, emotionally involved. |
| 4 |
Descriptions of feelings and personal
experiences. |
Self-descriptive; associative. |
| 5 |
Problems or propositions about feelings and
personal experiences. |
Exploratory, elaborative, hypothetical. |
| 6 |
Synthesis of readily accessible feelings and
experiences to resolve personally significant issues. |
Feelings vividly expressed, integrative,
conclusive or affirmative. |
| 7 |
Full, easy presentation of experiencing; all
elements confidently integrated. |
Expansive, illuminating, confident, buoyant. |
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