Titlebook: Handbook of Behavior Therapy in the Psychiatric Setting; Alan S. Bellack,Michel Hersen Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Clinical Behavior Therapy with Adultssemination. The development phase comprises the first 10 or so years, in which Wolpe, Skinner, Lazarus, Cautela, Ayllon, Azrin, and others invented an entirely new repertoire of clinical techniques: systematic desensitization, contingency management, the token economy, thought stopping, and so on (K

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Behavioral Assessment in the Psychiatric Settingbiobehavioral responses, is the most appropriate and responsible means of meeting the specialized assessment demands of contemporary inpatient psychiatry. These specialized demands require that a comprehensive assessment be conducted to identify the components of disordered and/or adaptive behaviors

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Psychiatric Assessment and Diagnosis Association’s . These diagnostic criteria have been expanded and revised four times to keep up with the progress in research in child and adolescent psychiatry. The expanding knowledge of child development, neurology, pharmacology, genetics, maternal and infant health, epidemiology, and adult disor

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Hospital Structure and Professional Roles in psychiatric settings, however, depends on administrative factors within the settings. Because behavior therapy is a relative newcomer to hospital treatment, crosscuts usual professional boundaries, and contradicts aspects of the medical model, it does not readily “fit” in the psychiatric hospita

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Staff Training and Consultationfessionals and professionals, such as nursing assistants, mental health workers (usually B.A. level personnel), psychiatric nurses, and social workers. Irrespective of the particular setting in which a behavioral program is introduced (i. e., a state hospital, a mental health center, a university ho

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