Current topics in clinical and community psychology. Volume 3 / edited by Charles D. Spielberger.
Current Topics in Clinical and Community Psychology, Volume 3 covers new approaches to the treatment of emotional disorders. The book discusses the use of imagery, fantasy, and daydream techniques in psychotherapy; the psychosocial-behavioral model for therapeutic intervention; and theory and resear...
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Academic Press,
1971.
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Table of Contents:
- Front Cover; Contributors; Current Topics in Clinical and Community Psychology; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; Preface; Contents of Other Volumes; Chapter 1. Imagery and Daydream Techniques Employed in Psychotherapy: Some Practical and Theoretical Implications; I. Introduction; II. The Range of Imagery Usage in Psychotherapy; III. Imagery in the Behavior Therapies; IV. Theoretical Implications of Imagery and Fantasy Techniques; REFERENCES; Chapter 2.A Psychosocial-Behavioral Model for Therapeutic Intervention; I. Introduction; II. A Psychosocial-Behavioral Model.
- III. Attitude Therapy ProgramsIV. The Geriatric Reality Orientation Program; V. The Anti-Depressive Program; VI. The Assessment of Treatment Programs; VIII. Summary; REFERENCES; Chapter 3. Family Therapy: Research and Theory; I. Introduction; II. Research in Family Therapy; III. Relevant Research Variables in Family Therapy; IV. Does Family Therapy Work?; V. Who Should Do Family Therapy?; REFERENCES; Chapter 4. Information Feedback as a Method of Clinical Intervention and Consultation; I. Introduction; II. Design of the Demonstration Project.
- III. Information Feedback as a Method of Clinical InterventionIV. Preliminary Results; V. Conceptual Background; VI. Implications; REFERENCES; Chapter 5. Psychologists, Psychology, and the Black Community; I. Psychological Science and the Black Community; II. Community Psychology in the Ghetto; III. The Black Ethic as a Psychosocial Model for Social Competence; IV. A Note on the Promise of Community Psychology; V. Conclusions; REFERENCES; Chapter 6. Epidemiology and Prognosis of Psychiatric Disorders in the Naval Service; I. The Epidemiology of Psychiatric Disorders in the Naval Service.
- II. Prognosis in Navy Psychiatric DisordersIII. Summary; REFERENCES; Author Index; Subject Index.