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... showed significant increases in both rate and depth of respiration . A recent study by Waters and Mc Donald ( 1973 ) compared the autonomic arousal induced by external ( auditory versus visual ) and imaginary stimulation in rat phobic ...
... showed significant increases in both rate and depth of respiration . A recent study by Waters and Mc Donald ( 1973 ) compared the autonomic arousal induced by external ( auditory versus visual ) and imaginary stimulation in rat phobic ...
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... showed the two therapeutic groups ( live and adaptive RET ) to effect significantly greater anxiety reduc- tions . Subjects receiving maladaptive RET reported increases in anxi- ety . A preliminary study by Karst and Trexler ( 1970 ) ...
... showed the two therapeutic groups ( live and adaptive RET ) to effect significantly greater anxiety reduc- tions . Subjects receiving maladaptive RET reported increases in anxi- ety . A preliminary study by Karst and Trexler ( 1970 ) ...
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... showed that 3- year - olds ' performance on a number concept task could be appreciably improved via training in covert verbal mediation . O'Leary ( 1968 ) simi- larly showed that self - instruction significantly reduced transgressions ...
... showed that 3- year - olds ' performance on a number concept task could be appreciably improved via training in covert verbal mediation . O'Leary ( 1968 ) simi- larly showed that self - instruction significantly reduced transgressions ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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