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Download full textSusskind, Dorothy J. – 1974
Behavior therapy is by no means simplistic and mechanistic. It is possible to expand the horizons of behavior therapy to include such concepts as cognition and awareness without resorting to mentalistic or Freudian speculation. A new technique, the Idealized Self-Image (ISI) has been devised for the enhancement of self-esteem and learned…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavior Modification, Cognitive Processes, Hypnosis
Watkins, Helen H. – 1973
An active five-session, individualized treatment approach to the stopping of smoking is described. This approach emphasized the following: (a) the feedback, in and out of hypnosis, of the client's own reasons for quitting, (b) the visualization of both positive and negative smoking experiences meaningful to the client, (c) maintaining contact with…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Behavioral Science Research, College Students, Health Education
