Behavior Therapy
Extinction/Implosion/Flood
Systematic Desensitization
Aversion Therapy
Modeling
100

Behavior therapy is meant to correct ________ behaviors

Maladaptive

100

Learned behavior patterns tend to _____ over time if they are not reinforced.

Weaken or disappear
100

Is negatively reinforced or positively reinforced behavior more difficult to deal with?

Negative

100

Aversion Therapy involves modifying undesirable behavior by the old-fashioned method of __________.

Aversion Therapy involves modifying undesirable behavior by the old-fashioned method of punishment.

100

Most human behavior is learned observationally through _____.

Most human behavior is learned observationally through modeling.

200

A maladjusted person is seen as differing from other people only in?

Faulty coping patterns

200

What is the simplest way to eliminate maladaptive patterns?

Remove the reinforcement

200

What is the typical reaction of someone with a negatively reinforced maladaptive behavior?

Anxiety

200

Without proper behavior substitute following aversion therapy, is aversion therapy affective?

No. Clients will refrain from behavior in "unsafe" situations, such as therapy, but continue behavior in "safe" situations in the world with no immediate aversive results.

200

Modeling involves the learning of skills though ________ another person, such as a parent or therapist, who performs the behavior.

Modeling involves the learning of skills though imitating another person, such as a parent or therapist, who performs the behavior.

300

Around what period did behavior therapy "come into its own?"

The 1960's

300

In implosion, clients are asked to imagine and relive aversive scenes associated with their _________.

Anxiety

300

When a client becomes anxious about a painful situation, what is their typical reaciton?

Withdraw

300

What is the most commonly used aversive stimulus?

Electric Shock

300

Observational learning (modeling) does not seem to require extrinsic ________.

Observational learning (modeling) does not seem to require extrinsic reinforcement.

400

Instead of exploring past traumatic events, behavior therapists attempt to modify behavior in which way(s)?

Rewards or punishments

400

Two techniques that rely on the principle of extinction

Implosion and flooding

400

Systematic desensitization is a therapeutic procedure aimed at _____________.

Systematic desensitization is a therapeutic procedure aimed at Anxiety Reduction.

400

A therapist who believes it possible to "take away" something without _______ is likely to be disappointed.

A therapist who believes it possible to "take away" something without "giving something back" is likely to be disappointed.

400

It has been found that live modeling of fearlessness combined with instruction and guided participation is the most effective _________ treatment.

It has been found that live modeling of fearlessness combined with instruction and guided participation is the most effective desensitization treatment.

500

According to the "strict behaviorist," _____ does not exist.

Personality. (instead they are modifiable habits)

500

Flooding is another word for this type of therapy.

Exposure therapy

500

One technique has proven especially useful in extinguishing negative reinforced involves eliciting an __________ or __________ response.

One technique has proven especially useful in extinguishing negative reinforced involves eliciting an antagonistic or competing response.

500

What are common maladaptive behaviors (name 2) that aversion therapy has been used to treat?

Smoking, drinking, overeating, drug dependence, gambling, sexual variants, "bizarre psychotic behavior." 

500

Modeling and imitation are used in various forms of behavior therapy, especially in the treatment of _____.

Modeling and imitation are used in various forms of behavior therapy, especially in the treatment of phobias.