Titlebook: Social Processes in Clinical and Counseling Psychology; James E. Maddux,Cal D. Stoltenberg,Robert Rosenwei Book 1987 Springer-Verlag New Y

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Counseling and Persuasion: Extrapolating the Elaboration Likelihood Model,e process of persuasion. This chapter will not attempt a comprehensive review of the evidence supporting the ELM, but rather will briefly describe the model and indicate how its concepts may be applied to the counseling process. More detailed presentations of the model are available elsewhere (e.g.,

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Interpersonal Change Processes in Therapeutic Interactions,cess. Conversations are sequential exchanges of contingent responses. Each response of one participant is a complex function of the other participant’s previous response and of the first participant’s (a) assessment of the relevant characteristics of the other person, (b) objectives in the conversat

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Self-Handicapping and Psychopathology: An Integration of Social and Clinical Perspectives,isorder afflicted mainly the disadvantaged or those subsisting at marginal levels of existence (Berglas, 1985/86; Tucker, Vuchinich, & Sobell, 1981). Success, on the other hand, was generally thought to be a panacea which, at a minimum, could arrest the symptomatic components of diseases such as alc

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Self-Perception Theory and Heterosocial Anxiety,ently constitutes a significant problem (Zimbardo, 1977). Shyness toward members of the opposite sex (i.e., heterosocial anxiety) undoubtedly constitutes an even greater problem. Arkowitz, Hinton, Perl, and Himadi (1978) have, in fact, found this to be a problem of paramount concern among most colle

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Processes in Rehabilitation: A Social Psychological Analysis,h and clinical practice labeled “health psychology” and “behavioral medicine” rests on the assumption that psychologists have much to contribute to the understanding and resolution of problems of physical health and illness. As Gatchel and Baum (1983) noted, the field of health psychology “has becom