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| application of classical and operant conditioning principles to human abnormal behavior; behavior is based on learning, change behavior through new learning |
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| associated with skinner's operant ideas that behavior is related only to its consequences |
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| uses pavlov's classical counterconditioning principles to create new responses to stimuli |
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| abnormal theory in behavioralism |
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| belief that abnormal behavior is imply the result of learning |
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| short term and directed, motivations not addresed, uses counterconditioning to foster new learning; goal is to change behavior into adaptive behaviors; treats symptoms and not underlying problem |
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| systematic desensitization |
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| technique of behavioral therapy, developed by Joseph Wolpe, applies classical conditioning to relieve anxiety; puts anxietiy inducing stimulus together with relaxation and anxiety will be extinguished |
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| flooding; classical conditiong to reliev anxiety through overexposure of stimulus |
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| uses operant conditiong, increase anxiety with negative reinforcement (fetishes) |
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| uses operant conditioning to change behavior, reinforced for behaviors that come close and closer to goals |
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| uses social learning principles, exposes clients to more adaptive behaviors |
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| provides tools and experience through which the client can become more assertive |
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| in behavioral therapy, allows a client to practice new behaviors and responses |
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