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... example , a covert " urge " is some- times posited as mediating antecedent stimulation and subsequent overt performance ( Lindsley , 1969 ; Homme , 1965 ; Ackerman , 1963 ) . Within the confines of the covert conditioning perspective ...
... example , a covert " urge " is some- times posited as mediating antecedent stimulation and subsequent overt performance ( Lindsley , 1969 ; Homme , 1965 ; Ackerman , 1963 ) . Within the confines of the covert conditioning perspective ...
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... example , Ackerman ( 1972 , 1973 ) has presented an intriguing operant analysis of the conditions complicating the modification of covert im- pulses . According to Ackerman , impulses ( covert events involving im- aginal representations ...
... example , Ackerman ( 1972 , 1973 ) has presented an intriguing operant analysis of the conditions complicating the modification of covert im- pulses . According to Ackerman , impulses ( covert events involving im- aginal representations ...
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... example , if you are asked what you were doing last New Year's Eve , it is likely that you will generate an imaginal rehearsal of your holiday experiences . More intriguing perhaps is the fact that we often employ extraneous cues to aid ...
... example , if you are asked what you were doing last New Year's Eve , it is likely that you will generate an imaginal rehearsal of your holiday experiences . More intriguing perhaps is the fact that we often employ extraneous cues to aid ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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