Principles of Behavior Modification.

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IX, 677 p., Ill. Seiten papierbedingt minimal nachgedunkelt, Einband minimal berieben, ansonsten ist das Exemplar in sehr gutem Zustand ohne Anstreichungen. / Pages minimally darkened due to paper, binding minimally rubbed, otherwise the copy is in very good condition without markings. // Erste Auflage des modernen Klassikers. / First edition of the modern classic. / Contents -- PREFACE -- 1 Causal Processes 1 -- Interpretation of Causal Processes -- 19 -- Social Learning as a Reciprocal Influence Process -- 45 -- Symptom Substitution 48 -- Efficacy of Conventional Methods of Behavioral Change 52 -- Summary 62 -- REFERENCES -- 63 -- 2 Value Issues and Objectives 70 -- Behavioral Specifications of Objectives -- 73 -- Factors Impeding Specification of Objectives -- 76 -- Decision Processes in the Selection of Objectives -- 99 -- Summary 111 -- REFERENCES 113 -- 3 Modeling and Vicarious Processes -- 118 -- Theoretical Conceptions of Observational Learning 120 -- Establishment of New Response Patterns -- through Modeling 143 -- Vicarious Conditioning of Emotional Responsiveness -- 167 -- Vicarious Extinction 175 -- Inhibitory and Disinhibitory Effects of Vicarious Experiences 192 -- Response Facilitating Effects of Modeling Influences - 196 -- Utilization of Modeling Principles in Planned Sociocultural Change 199 -- Summary 202 -- REFERENCES 204 -- 4 Positive Control -- 217 -- Theoretical Interpretations of Reinforcement Processes -- 217 -- Essential Components of Reinforcement Practices 225 -- Ethical Implications of Reinforcement Practices -- 234 -- Applications of Contingency Systems -- 242 -- Social Organizational Application of Reinforcement Contingencies -- 261 -- Summary 282 -- REFERENCES -- 284 -- 5 Aversive Control 293 -- Presentation of Negative Reinforcers 295 -- Applications of Aversive Contingency Systems -- 317 -- Removal of Positive Reinforcers 338 -- Summary 346 -- REFERENCES 348 -- 6 Extinction -- 355 -- Interpretations of the Extinction Process -- 355 -- Extinction of Positively Reinforced Behavior -- 366 -- Extinction of Defensive Behavior -- 385 -- Summary 413 -- REFERENCES -- 414 -- 7 Desensitization through Counterconditioning -- 424 -- Controlling Variables in Desensitization -- 432 -- Identification of the Stimulus Determinants of Emotional Behavior 462 -- Neutralization of Threats in Symbolic or -- Realistic Forms 472 -- Antagonistic Activities in Counterconditioning 480 -- Physiological Accompaniments of Emotional Behavior -- Summary 490 -- 487 -- REFERENCES -- 492 -- Aversive Counterconditioning 501 -- Development of Conditioned Aversion and Avoidance 502 -- Sexual Deviance 511 -- Modification of Symbolic Activities 525 -- Alcoholism 528 -- Ethical Considerations in Aversion Therapy 551 -- Summary 553 -- REFERENCES 555 -- Symbolic Control of Behavioral Changes -- 564 -- Role of Awareness of Contingencies in Behavioral Change 564 -- Verbal Conditioning as a Function of Awareness 568 -- Interactive Effects of Cognitive and Incentive Variables 577 -- Symbolic Control of Classical Conditioning Phenomena -- 579 -- Implications of Symbolic Control for Behavioral Modification 584 -- Discrepancy between Response Systems and the Unconscious 587 -- Attitudinal Consequences of Behavioral and Affective Changes 595 -- Strategies of Attitude Change 599 -- "Internalization" and Persistence of Behavioral Changes 615 -- Stabilization of Behavioral Changes through Development of Self-Regulatory Functions 619 -- Summary 622 -- REFERENCES 624 -- AUTHOR INDEX -- 633 -- SUBJECT INDEX -- 651. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 250 Originalleinen / original cloth.

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Titel

Principles of Behavior Modification.

Verlag

New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas, Montreal, Toronto, London, Sydney: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.

Erscheinungsjahr

1969

Sprache

Englisch

Einband

Hardcover

Auflage

1st edition.

Zustand

Sehr gut

Gewicht

250 Gramm

Verkäuferkataloge

• Psychologie