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Psychopathology and treatment of specific phobias
Psychiatry, 2007This contribution discusses the nature of specific phobias, describes the range of stimuli that commonly act as phobic stimuli, and then continues by discussing theories of the aetiology of phobias and the most common forms of treatment. Traditional theories of phobias have alluded to learning through classical conditioning or the biological pre-wiring
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Specific phobias: Clinician Guide
2002Issues in assessment A behavioral analysis should begin with a description of the phobic behavior and an analysis of the anxiety response and the associated avoidance. Next, the antecedents to the anxiety and avoidance can be identified and will typically involve the phobic object and situations that increase and decrease the amount of phobic ...
Andrew Page+5 more
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One-session treatment for specific phobias
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1989A rapid and effective treatment for specific phobias, in which the treatment is done in one single session, is described in detail. The treatment method consists of a combination of exposure in vivo and modeling. The short- and long-term outcome for a consecutive series of 20 patients are reported.
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Recent trends in the study of specific phobias
Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2008Specific phobias are prevalent and often disabling anxiety disorders. The present review examines relevant investigations that have been published during the last 2 years on major aspects of this group of disorders.Recent studies have come mainly from epidemiology, brain imagery and cognitive-behavioral therapy, including virtual reality exposure ...
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Specific Phobia: Phenomenology, Epidemiology, and Etiology
2012Tamara (aged 21 years) is in despair. She and her husband recently bought the house of their dreams: an old, refurbished farmhouse, beautifully situated in the countryside. However, she has now found that she cannot live there. The reason is there are spiders.
Harald Merckelbach, Peter Muris
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American Cancer Society nutrition and physical activity guideline for cancer survivors
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Tracy E Crane+2 more
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