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... imaginal rein- forcers ( p < .01 , one - tailed ) . A comparison of CPR subjects with subjects who simply heard the word " reinforcement " after differential estimations likewise revealed predicted differences ( p < .05 , one - tailed ) ...
... imaginal rein- forcers ( p < .01 , one - tailed ) . A comparison of CPR subjects with subjects who simply heard the word " reinforcement " after differential estimations likewise revealed predicted differences ( p < .05 , one - tailed ) ...
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Michael J. Mahoney. COVERT REINFORCEMENT A second covert conditioning procedure involves pairing an imaginal performance and an imaginal reinforcer ( Cautela , 1970a , b ) . Two varia- tions of this covert reinforcement procedure have ...
Michael J. Mahoney. COVERT REINFORCEMENT A second covert conditioning procedure involves pairing an imaginal performance and an imaginal reinforcer ( Cautela , 1970a , b ) . Two varia- tions of this covert reinforcement procedure have ...
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... imaginal consequences in covert condition- ing . Using positive self - evaluative statements as the dependent variable , subjects were trained in the contingent self - presentation of neutral , reinforcing , or aversive imagery ...
... imaginal consequences in covert condition- ing . Using positive self - evaluative statements as the dependent variable , subjects were trained in the contingent self - presentation of neutral , reinforcing , or aversive imagery ...
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Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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