Progress in Behavior Modification

Contributors

Psychophysiological Assessment

I. Assessment of Responses

II. Methodological Issues

III. Factors Affecting Interpretation of Results

IV. Clinical Uses of Psychophysiological Assessment

V. Conclusions

References

Behavioral Counseling

I. Introduction: Counseling as a Practice-Oriented Profession

II. What Does It Mean To Be a Behavioral Counselor

III. What Is the Purpose of Behavioral Counseling Theory

IV. How Do We Change Self-Efficacy

V. What Are Some Examples of Counseling Research

VI. The Present and Future of Behavioral Counseling

References

Applications of Behavioral Medicine with Children

I. Epidemiology of Coronary Heart Disease

I. Introduction and Background Information

II. Epidemiology of Risk Factors

References

Applications of Behavioral Medicine with Children

II. Intervention for Behavioral Risk Factors in Coronary Heart Disease

I. Intervention Studies

II. Recommendations

References

Behavioral Medicine with Children: Applications in Chronic Disease

I. Introduction

II. Behavioral Interventions for Chronic Pediatric Pain

III. Applications with Seizure Disorders

IV. Neuromuscular Disorders

V. Diabetes

VI. Oncology

References

Training of Behavior Change Agents

I. Introduction

II. Defining Change Agent Competence

III. Teaching Behavior Change Skills

IV. Generalization of Behavior Change Skills

V. Issues in Training Research

VI. Concluding Comments

References

The Private Practice of Behavior Therapy

I. The Advantages and Disadvantages of a Private Practice in Behavior Therapy

II. Establishing and Maintaining a Private Practice in Behavior Therapy

III. Procedural Concerns for the Conduct of a Private Practice

IV. Business Concerns for the Behavior Therapist

V. Case Illustrations

VI. Current Trends and Future Directions in the Practice of Behavior Therapy

References

Index

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