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RESEARCH ON CLINICAL PHOBIA The Development of Systematic Desensitization One area where the strengths and weaknesses of ... Radically new treatments for fear , phobia , and anxiety have been developed during the last 25 years .
RESEARCH ON CLINICAL PHOBIA The Development of Systematic Desensitization One area where the strengths and weaknesses of ... Radically new treatments for fear , phobia , and anxiety have been developed during the last 25 years .
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any program - development effort there is less emphasis on the individual client per se . ... One of the best examples of this effort is the program developed over a period of years by Hill Walker and his associates for use in regular ...
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Similarly , a card - sort procedure might rapidly be developed which contains several possible dimensions contributing to the discomfort ( see chapter 5 ) . As time goes on , and the case becomes clearer , some of these measures will ...
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Practical and Realistic Measures of Change | 69 |
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