Progress in Behavior Modification

List of ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgments Contents of Volume 1Behavior Assessment and Modification with Alcoholics: Current Status and Future Trends I. Introduction II. Traditional Classification Systems III. Behavioral Assessment of Alcoholism IV. Behavioral Approaches to the Treatment of Alcoholism ReferencesModeling Therapies I. The Domain of Social Learning II. Removal of Fears III. Assertive and Social Skill Training IV. Imposed Change Programs ReferencesThe Measurement and Generation of Sexual Arousal in Male Sexual Deviates I. Introduction II. The Measurement of Deviant Arousal Patterns III. Generating Heterosexual Arousal IV. Future Directions ReferencesApplications of Behavior Modification in Nursing Practice I. Introduction II. Models of Practice III. A Further Appraisal of Behavior Modification in Nursing IV. Conclusions and Recommendations ReferencesCurrent Status of Aversion Therapy I. Conditioning Theory II. Classical Aversive Conditioning III. Clinical Effects of Aversion Therapy IV. Central Theories V. Some Conclusions and Suggestions VI. Summary ReferencesDeceleration of Aberrant Behavior among Retarded Individuals I. Introduction II. Stereotyped Behaviors III. Antisocial Behaviors IV. Disruptive Classroom Behaviors V. Concluding Remarks ReferencesResearch Methods in Behavior Modification: A Comparative Evaluation I. The Clinical Practice of Behavior Therapy II. The Factorial Group Design as a Research Strategy III. Operant Therapy Techniques IV. The Experimental Study of the Single Case V. Conclusion ReferencesBehavioral Self-Control: Some Clinical Concerns I. Introduction II. A Widespread Interest Then and Now III. What is Self-Control? IV. Expanding Theoretical Boundaries V. Multicomponent Treatment Programs VI. Teaching Self-Management VII. Maintenance in the Use of Self-Management VIII. The Challenge IX. Concluding Comments ReferencesAuthor IndexSubject Index