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... aversive scene and then to shift his attention to a to - be - reinforced image . Since the latter correlates with the termination of a ( covert ) aversive stimulus , the procedure is likened to negative reinforcement ( Cautela , 1970a ) ...
... aversive scene and then to shift his attention to a to - be - reinforced image . Since the latter correlates with the termination of a ( covert ) aversive stimulus , the procedure is likened to negative reinforcement ( Cautela , 1970a ) ...
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... aversive scene , covert reinforcement , and so on . The contribution of therapeutic expectancy needs continued evaluation . The differential effects of other forms of aversive imagery are likewise in need of examination . While nauseous ...
... aversive scene , covert reinforcement , and so on . The contribution of therapeutic expectancy needs continued evaluation . The differential effects of other forms of aversive imagery are likewise in need of examination . While nauseous ...
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... aversive image contiguous with the imagined rehearsal of a desired response . For example : A boy with a school phobia was asked to imagine that his arm was bleeding ( aversive stimulus ) . He then shifted to the image of walking to ...
... aversive image contiguous with the imagined rehearsal of a desired response . For example : A boy with a school phobia was asked to imagine that his arm was bleeding ( aversive stimulus ) . He then shifted to the image of walking to ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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