Case studies in behaviour therapy / edited and introduced by H.J. Eysenck.

London : Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1976.

xii, 355 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Includes index

Copy 1 Supplier/Donor: Polytechnic of East London Note: Formerly in the Charles Myers Library at the N.I.I.P

Hodgson, R. and Rachman, S. The modification of compulsive behaviour.--Foa, E. B. Multiple behavior techniques in the treatment of transvestism.--Ayllon, T. and Kandel, H. "I hear voices but there's no one there" (a functional analysis of auditory hallucinations).--Teasdale, J. D. The loneliness of the long-distance runner.--Hallam, R. S. A complex view of simple phobias.--Butt, T. W. and Jones, H. G. Untwining the double-bind.--Meyer, V., Sharpe, R., and Chesser, E. Behavioural analysis and treatment of a complex case.--Broadhurst, A. It's never too late to learn.--Wolpe, J. and Ascher, L. M. Outflanking "resistance" in a severe obsessional neurosis.--Liberman, R. P. and Roberts, J. Contingency management of neurotic depression and marital disharmony.--Ramsay, R. W. A case study in bereavement therapy.--Lobitz, W. C., LoPiccolo, J., Lobitz, G. K., and Brockway, J. A closer look at "simplistic" behaviour therapy for sexual dyfunction.--Davidson, R. S. Can (alcoholic) case studies demonstrate general (behavioral) principles?--Sambrooks, J. E. and MacCulloch, M. J. Automated aversion therapy and assessment.

Bibliography: p. 337-349