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The umbrella of behavior therapy continues to enlarge and still is able to encompass new theories, new con­ cepts, new research, new data, and new clinical techniques. Although the number of new behavioral journals now has stabilized, we still see a proliferation of books on the subject. In the pas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61080-6 treatment for anxiety-related disorders. The most compelling and best documented successes of outpatient behavior therapy have come in the area of fear reduction. Yet, on the other hand, stress and generalized anxiety are not in all respects analogous to those phobic and obsessional syndromes with which behavior therapy has been so effective.

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Holiday Excursions to Scott Country,ehavior pattern. Judging from the volume of literature, these two disorders have elicited considerable interest among behavioral researchers. In addition, we present a brief discussion of a new direction in behavioral intervention for one sequela of cardiovascular disease, namely neuromuscular complications following a cerebrovascular accident.

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Cardiovascular Disordersehavior pattern. Judging from the volume of literature, these two disorders have elicited considerable interest among behavioral researchers. In addition, we present a brief discussion of a new direction in behavioral intervention for one sequela of cardiovascular disease, namely neuromuscular complications following a cerebrovascular accident.

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Painmechanisms. Although psychological theories perhaps originated to account for cases that doctors could not successfully understand or deal with, a behavioral approach is interested in the behaviors associated with pain and how these may be influenced by learning.

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Social Anxietyal stress of depression. I have referred to these subsequent emotional problems elsewhere as . (Walen, DiGiuseppe, & Wessler, 1980) and often find them responsible for greater personal pain than the original issues.