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... example , the manner of holding one's fork , pronouncing a word , or assert- ing an opinion ) may be targets for modification even when the conse- quence is the same ( for example , food in mouth , word understood , opinion transmitted ) ...
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... example , don't drink , alternative R CS ( by classical conditioning ) and suppressing the target. Si for example , sight of bar ; social isolation ; end of work day ; inter- personal demands for example , thirst ; withdrawal symp- toms ...
... example , don't drink , alternative R CS ( by classical conditioning ) and suppressing the target. Si for example , sight of bar ; social isolation ; end of work day ; inter- personal demands for example , thirst ; withdrawal symp- toms ...
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... Example : S walks into dining room right behind M , who hap- pens to precede him . Reflexive type . S's behavior is a reflexive or classically condi- tioned response to a stimulus from M , which happens to be similar . Example : S shows ...
... Example : S walks into dining room right behind M , who hap- pens to precede him . Reflexive type . S's behavior is a reflexive or classically condi- tioned response to a stimulus from M , which happens to be similar . Example : S shows ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Overview of a Behavioral Approach | 7 |
The Behavioral Learning Model in Clinical Psychology | 49 |
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Learning Foundations of Behavior Therapy Frederick H. Kanfer,Jeanne Shirley Phillips ÁØÁÁͧÍÂèÒ§ÂèÍ - 1970 |
Learning Foundations of Behavior Therapy Frederick H. Kanfer,Jeanne Shirley Phillips ÁØÁÁͧÍÂèÒ§ÂèÍ - 1970 |
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