Following the first session of implosive therapy, the patient was able to return to school and attend his most anxiety arousing class. After four sessions, he returned to school on a full time basis with no reported anxiety. (Author/KJ)

The question of whether it is the subject or the investigator who is deceived is discussed relative to McFall's study on the effect of self monitoring on smoking behavior. Perhaps the results should be evaluated by the subject rather than by the investigator. (KJ)

This paper discusses some methodological, clinical and theoretical issues in the use of self observation raised in an experiment by McFall. (Author)

The increase in level of maturity and responsibility of much of the work force has an impact on traditional principles of management and the role of the manager in planning, organizing, motivating, and controlling. (PT)

The sexual revolution takes the form of some profound alterations in the relations between men and women, the individual and the state, and the family and its members. But it is sadly in evidence that concommitant changes in other institutional spheres have not appeared, making for new anxieties about one's sexuality. (Author/KJ)

A six-week program in a physical development clinic was successful in increasing risk-taking behavior in 49 boys. The change seemed to represent a generalized behavior shift. (WY)

Study demonstrates that performance of imitative acts may be highly related to a complex interaction between the child's reinforcement history and current reinforcement inputs. (Author)

Counseling involved the systematic use of positive reinforcement to shape each child's behavior toward adaptive responses and negative reinforcement to extinguish interfering responses. Results indicated significant changes in adaptive and interfering behaviors occurred within the counseling situation. Adaptive behaviors increased and interfering…

Research supported in part by the National Institute of Mental Health. Reprints from Kenneth Heller, Dept. of Psychology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.