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... modification is a relatively recent arrival on the applied clinical scene . Cognitive behavior modification is as yet a fetus . There have already been cries of " pre- maturity " and even " illegitimacy " from within the ranks of ...
... modification is a relatively recent arrival on the applied clinical scene . Cognitive behavior modification is as yet a fetus . There have already been cries of " pre- maturity " and even " illegitimacy " from within the ranks of ...
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... modification . Unpub- lished doctoral dissertation , University of Illinois , 1966 . Bandura , A. Vicarious processes : A case of no - trial learning . In L. Berkowitz ( Ed . ) , Advances in experimental social psychology . Vol . II ...
... modification . Unpub- lished doctoral dissertation , University of Illinois , 1966 . Bandura , A. Vicarious processes : A case of no - trial learning . In L. Berkowitz ( Ed . ) , Advances in experimental social psychology . Vol . II ...
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... modification of test anxious college students . Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 1972 , 39 , 370-380 . ( b ) Cognitive factors in behavior modification : Modifying what clients say to themselves . In C. M. Franks & G. T. ...
... modification of test anxious college students . Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology , 1972 , 39 , 370-380 . ( b ) Cognitive factors in behavior modification : Modifying what clients say to themselves . In C. M. Franks & G. T. ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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