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Operant Models in Behavioral Therapy
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1. One approach forming the foundation
2. Based on Skinner's radical behaviorism
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Conditioning Theories in Behavior Therapy
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1. One approach forming the foundation
2. Classical conditioning
3. Guthrie
4. Pavlov
5. Hull & Miller
6. Wolpe
7. Lazuras
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In Behavior Therapy, the four approaches form foundation:
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1. Conditioning theories
2. Operant Models
3. Social Learning Theory
4. Cognitive-Behavioral Models
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Behavior Therapy says behavior is....
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A function of what happens before and after the behavior
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Behavior Therapy sees the individual as.....
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Clay to be molded by the environment
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Cognitive-Behavioral Models in Behavior Therapy
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1. One approach forming the foundation
2. Huge in our field
3. Ellis, Beck, Meichenbaum
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Social Learning Theory in Behavioral Therapy
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1. One approach forming the foundation
2. Bandura
3. Also called applied behavioral analysis
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General Human Nature in Behavior Therapy (5)
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1. Behavior is learned
2. Deterministic (recipient is passive)
3. Behavior = ABC model
4. Sequential conditions
5. Focus on the conscious
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Behavior is learned in Behavior Therapy
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General view of human nature
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Determinism in Behavior Therapy
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1. General view of human nature
2. Recipient is passive
3. More recently, person is seen as interpreter who also effects the environment
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Behavior = ABC model: Antecedents, behavior, consequences
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1. General view of human nature
2. Classical focuses on A-B; Operant on B-C
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Sequential conditions
(Behaviorism/Human Nature)
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1. Patterns of times/days/context in which certain behavior occurs
2. What's happening before, What's the target behavior, What happens after?
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Focus on the conscious
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1. General view of Behaviorism/Human Nature
2. Identifying key symptoms or behaviors that want to be changed
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Pathology in Human Nature (1)
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Undesirable behavior or thoughts (learned)---most of the time, could be neurological problems
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Treatment in Human Nature (1,2/6)
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1. Treatment procedures tested by scientific method
2. Concrete observable goals; focus on target behaviors/thoughts
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