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... arousal suggest that it is not only well documented but rela- tively frequent in maladaptive behavior patterns ( cf. Bandura , 1969 ) . Physiological research with literally thousands of subjects has substan- tiated the arousal capacity ...
... arousal suggest that it is not only well documented but rela- tively frequent in maladaptive behavior patterns ( cf. Bandura , 1969 ) . Physiological research with literally thousands of subjects has substan- tiated the arousal capacity ...
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... arousal than visual and auditory stimuli . May and Johnson ( 1973 ) have added additional evidence on symbolically induced physiological activity . In an ingenious study on conditioned emotional arousal , Proctor and Malloy ( 1971 ) ...
... arousal than visual and auditory stimuli . May and Johnson ( 1973 ) have added additional evidence on symbolically induced physiological activity . In an ingenious study on conditioned emotional arousal , Proctor and Malloy ( 1971 ) ...
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... arousal appeared to dramatically influence per- formance . Epinephrine - aroused individuals who attributed their au- tonomic activity to the drug showed significantly less angry or euphoric behavior than misinformed and uninformed ...
... arousal appeared to dramatically influence per- formance . Epinephrine - aroused individuals who attributed their au- tonomic activity to the drug showed significantly less angry or euphoric behavior than misinformed and uninformed ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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