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Counterconditioning (also
called stimulus substitution) is
functional analytic principle that is part of
behavior analysis, and
involves the conditioning...
- inhibition,
which is longer-term as it
develops conditioned inhibition.
Counterconditioning suggests that the
anxiety response is
replaced by a
relaxation response...
- and conditioning. Ivan Pavlov's
classical conditioning, as well as
counterconditioning are the
basis for much of
clinical behavior therapy, but also includes...
- restructuring,
positive reinforcement,
habituation (or desensitisation),
counterconditioning, and modelling.
Applied behaviour analysis (ABA) is the application...
- analysis, it is
based on
radical behaviorism as it
incorporates counterconditioning principles.
These include meditation (a
private behavior or covert...
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anxiety and worry. The
procedure uses
learning principles, such as
counterconditioning and punishment.
Thought stopping can be
prescribed to
address depression...
- Star. p. H2. Jackson, B (1969). "A case of
voyeurism treated by
counterconditioning".
Behaviour Research and Therapy. 7 (1): 133–4. doi:10.1016/0005-7967(69)90058-8...
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Chaining Contingency management Shaping Stimulus control Token economy Counterconditioning Desensitization/Exposure
therapy Systematic desensitization Other...
- the
express purpose of dog
noise desensitization are available.
Counterconditioning, in
contrast to desensitization,
attempts to
condition the fear stimulus...
- 1970s,
behaviorist Hans
Eysenck was one of the main
advocates of
counterconditioning with malaise-inducing
drugs and
electric shock for homo****uals. He...
