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... THOUGHT STOPPING As its name implies , " thought stopping " is a procedure designed to suppress or eliminate unwanted ruminations . It was first suggested by Alexander Bain ( 1928 ) and revived by Taylor ( 1955 , 1963 ) and Wolpe ( 1958 ...
... THOUGHT STOPPING As its name implies , " thought stopping " is a procedure designed to suppress or eliminate unwanted ruminations . It was first suggested by Alexander Bain ( 1928 ) and revived by Taylor ( 1955 , 1963 ) and Wolpe ( 1958 ...
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Michael J. Mahoney. group . The active contribution of thought stopping per se , however , was not assessed . A number of case studies have reported the successful utiliza- tion of thought stopping procedures ( e.g. , Wolpe , 1958 , 1969 ...
Michael J. Mahoney. group . The active contribution of thought stopping per se , however , was not assessed . A number of case studies have reported the successful utiliza- tion of thought stopping procedures ( e.g. , Wolpe , 1958 , 1969 ...
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... thought stopping techniques might be obtained via use of such depen- dent variables . It is again interesting to note our naivete regarding human mediational processes . Almost without exception , thought stopping has been applied as if ...
... thought stopping techniques might be obtained via use of such depen- dent variables . It is again interesting to note our naivete regarding human mediational processes . Almost without exception , thought stopping has been applied as if ...
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Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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