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... patient by employing at covertly mediated conditioned inhibition . The odor of jasmine — which appeared to inhibit seizures in this patient - was paired with a bracelet . During a later phase of treatment , the patient reported being ...
... patient by employing at covertly mediated conditioned inhibition . The odor of jasmine — which appeared to inhibit seizures in this patient - was paired with a bracelet . During a later phase of treatment , the patient reported being ...
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... patient agreed that he would abandon his delusion if he were unable to make me disappear . The experiment was ... patient's room and transmitted , “ This is God the Father - GO TO SLEEP ! " The patient was immediately silent , and his ...
... patient agreed that he would abandon his delusion if he were unable to make me disappear . The experiment was ... patient's room and transmitted , “ This is God the Father - GO TO SLEEP ! " The patient was immediately silent , and his ...
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... patient who believed that he was dead . Frustrated in his efforts to dissuade the patient of this belief , a psychiatrist chanced upon a miniature experiment to settle the issue . He asked the patient , " Do dead people bleed ? ” “ No ...
... patient who believed that he was dead . Frustrated in his efforts to dissuade the patient of this belief , a psychiatrist chanced upon a miniature experiment to settle the issue . He asked the patient , " Do dead people bleed ? ” “ No ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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