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... person who is afraid of contamination might be told to imagine falling through the seat of an outdoor toilet , swimming in the malodorous cesspool of stale urine and maggot - infested feces , swallowing lumpy fecal matter , and so on ...
... person who is afraid of contamination might be told to imagine falling through the seat of an outdoor toilet , swimming in the malodorous cesspool of stale urine and maggot - infested feces , swallowing lumpy fecal matter , and so on ...
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... person ( model ) puts on the gloves and tries to pick up the snake out of the cage . As the person is doing this he sort of hesitates and avoids grasping the snake at first . He stops and relaxes himself , feels calm , and picks up the ...
... person ( model ) puts on the gloves and tries to pick up the snake out of the cage . As the person is doing this he sort of hesitates and avoids grasping the snake at first . He stops and relaxes himself , feels calm , and picks up the ...
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... person is said to be more flexible and sensitive to accurate information processing , while the " closed " bigot is san- guinely stubborn in his reality distortions . My comment here is cautionary - namely , while it may be tempting to ...
... person is said to be more flexible and sensitive to accurate information processing , while the " closed " bigot is san- guinely stubborn in his reality distortions . My comment here is cautionary - namely , while it may be tempting to ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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