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Written by the field's leading behavior therapists, this book is the first attempt in 20 years to demonstrate how contemporary behavior principles can be applied to the behavioral treatment of psychiatric and psychological disorders. The book's purpose is to present a forceful argument for behavioral therapy integration. Unlike other books, this comprehensive volume presents both theoretical analyses and clinical applications. Each contributing author has examined the latest findings in basic and experimental research and evaluated the understanding, assessment, and treatments of the major psychological disorders. Topics include: philosophical and theoretical foundations; phobic anxiety and panic; depression; schizophrenia; sexual disorders; sexual dysfunctions; child conduct and developmental disabilities; feminism and behavior, and more. Clinicians and academics. A Longwood Professional Book
This volume investigates the integration of contemporary behavior principles into the clinical treatment of diverse psychiatric and psychological disorders. Editors Georg H. Eifert and Joseph J. Plaud assemble a collection of contributions from leading practitioners to bridge the gap between experimental research and practical application. The text argues for a unified behavioral approach, evaluating how foundational theories translate into assessment and intervention strategies for complex clinical conditions.
What You Will Find
The text serves as a dense, academic resource intended for clinicians and researchers seeking a comprehensive overview of behavioral methodology. Its structured approach to both theory and clinical application positions it as a significant reference for those studying the evolution of behavioral treatment models.
Page Count:
338
Publication Date:
1998-02-03
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205174779
ISBN-13:
9780205174775
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