Progress in Behavior Modification

List of Contributors

Preface

Contents of Previous Volumes

Measurement and Modification of Minimal Dating Behavior

I. Introduction

II. Models of Minimal Dating

III. Assessment for Minimal Dating

IV. The Treatment of Minimal Dating

V. Social Skill Training in Clinical Populations

VI. Concluding Comments

References

Behavioral Control of Excessive Drinking

I. Introduction

II. Behavioral Definition of Responsible and Excessive Drinking

III. The Goals of a Modification Program

IV. The Target Group

V. Behavioral Theories of the Etiology of Excessive Drinking

VI. Animal Models of Alcohol Addiction

VII. Taste Aversion Learning in Animal

VIII. Aversive Methods in the Control of Excessive Drinking

IX. Implications of the Behavioral Control of Overeating

X. Objective Assessment of Outcome

XI. Multifaceted Control-Oriented Programs

References

Child Noncompliance to Parental Requests: Behavioral Analysis and Treatment

I. Introduction

II. Definitions

III. Hypotheses concerning the Development of Noncompliance

IV. Normative Data

V. Analog Studies

VI. Outcome Studies

VII. Ethical Issues

VIII. Concluding Comments

References

Behavioral Group Therapy: I. Emotional, Avoidance, and Social Skills Problems of Adults

I. Introduction

II. Why Conduct Behavior Therapy in Groups?

III. Theoretical Influences and Basic Research

IV. Clinical Applications for Specific Behavioral Problems

V. Discussion and Conclusions

References

Behavioral Self-Management in Children: Concepts, Methods, Issues, and Directions

I. Introduction

II. The Experimental Bases of Self-Management

III. Supplemental Models

IV. A Synthesis

V. Toward Systematic Assessment

VI. Strategies for the Remediation of Children's Self-Control Deficiencies

VII. Self-Regulation in the Classroom

VIII. The Future

References

Assessment and Therapeutic Functions of Self-Monitoring

I. The Self-Monitoring Procedure

II. Assessment Functions of Self-Monitoring

III. Therapeutic Functions of Self-Monitoring

IV. Future Research Directions

References

Behavioral Treatment in Homosexuality

I. Methodological Issues

II. Development of Aversive Techniques in Homosexuality

III. Controlled Trials of Aversive Therapies in Homosexuality

IV. Theory and Practice in Research Design and Assessment of Sexual Arousal

V. Nonaversive Techniques in Homosexuality

VI. Conclusions

References

Subject Index