Progress in Behavior Modification

List of Contributors

Preface

Contents of Previous Volumes

Behavioral Treatments for Insomniac

I. Introduction

II. Rationale and Effectiveness of Behavioral Treatments

III. Overview and Future Trends

References

Behavioral Approaches to Stuttering

I. Introduction and Basic Description

II. Established Research Findings

III. Behavioral Treatment of Stuttering

IV. Stuttering and Muscle Tension Reduction

V. Conclusions and Implications

References

Assessment and Treatment of Enuresis and Encopresis in Children

I. Enuresis

II. Encopresis

References

Behavior Modification in Latin America

I. The Frame of Reference

II. Training

III. Professional Activities

IV. Associations and Congresses

V. Publications

VI. Areas of Research and Application

VII. Conclusions

References

The Social Identity of Behavior Modification

I. Introduction

II. The Conceptual Context

III. An Empirical Study

IV. A Change in Focus

V. A Change in Labels

VI. Conclusion

References

New Directions in Behavior Modification with Children

I. Introduction

II. Verbal Self-Regulation

III. Attentional Problems

IV. Delay of Gratification

V. Rule Following

VI. Aggression

VII. Mental Health

VIII. Issues

IX. Conclusion

References

The Therapist-Client Relationship in Behavior Therapy

I. Introduction

II. A Theoretical Controversy

III. Interactional Concepts

IV. Tactics and Verbal Conditioning: A New Look at

V. Some Old Data

VI. Interactional Phenomena in Behavior Therapy

VII. Implications for Future Directions

References

Subject Index