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I. INTRODUCTION 1. The End of Ideology in Behavior Modification II GENERA L PROCEDURAL GUIDELINES 2. Procedure for Socio-behavioral Practice in Open Settings 3. Child Behavior Therapy: A Community Program in Appalachia 4. Precision Social Work: General Model and Illustrative Projects with Clients 5. Methodology for Experimental Studies of Young Children in Natural Settings 6. A Behavioral Approach to the Group Treatment of Parents 7. Behavior Modification in Adult Groups III . INTERVIEWING GUIDELINE S AND STYLE S 8. An Interview Guide for Behavioral Counseling with Parents 9. The Ecological Interview: A First Step in Out-Patient Child Behavior Therapy 10. Transcript of Initial Interview in a Case of Depression 11. Bias and Therapist Influence in Behavioral Assessment IV. OBSERVATION, RECORDING, AND MONITORING 12. Coding Procedure for Teachers 13. A Universal Behavior Graph Paper 14. Rapid Computation of Rates with a Simple Nomogram 15. An Information System for Measuring Patient Behavior and its Use by Staff 16. A Paper Money Token System as a Recording Aid in Institutional Settings 17. The Use of a Credit Card in a Token Economy 18. A Low-Cost, Rapid Delivery Point System with Automatic Recording V. SCHEDULES AND CHECKLISTS 19. A Reinforcement Survey Schedule for Use in Therapy, Training, and Research 20. A Fear Survey Schedule for Use in Behavior Therapy 21. A Factor Analysis of the Fear Survey Schedule-Ill 22. Some Correlates of Self-Reported Fear 23. A Verbal Problem Checklist for Use in Assessing Family Verbal Behavior 24. A Thirty-Item Schedule for Assessing Assertive Behavior VI . ELECTROMECHANICA L DEVICE S 25. Instrumentation in Behavior Therapy
I. INTRODUCTION 1. The End of Ideology in Behavior Modification II GENERA L PROCEDURAL GUIDELINES 2. Procedure for Socio-behavioral Practice in Open Settings 3. Child Behavior Therapy: A Community Program in Appalachia 4. Precision Social Work: General Model and Illustrative Projects with Clients 5. Methodology for Experimental Studies of Young Children in Natural Settings 6. A Behavioral Approach to the Group Treatment of Parents 7. Behavior Modification in Adult Groups III . INTERVIEWING GUIDELINE S AND STYLE S 8. An Interview Guide for Behavioral Counseling with Parents 9. The Ecological Interview: A First Step in Out-Patient Child Behavior Therapy 10. Transcript of Initial Interview in a Case of Depression 11. Bias and Therapist Influence in Behavioral Assessment IV. OBSERVATION, RECORDING, AND MONITORING 12. Coding Procedure for Teachers 13. A Universal Behavior Graph Paper 14. Rapid Computation of Rates with a Simple Nomogram 15. An Information System for Measuring Patient Behavior and its Use by Staff 16. A Paper Money Token System as a Recording Aid in Institutional Settings 17. The Use of a Credit Card in a Token Economy 18. A Low-Cost, Rapid Delivery Point System with Automatic Recording V. SCHEDULES AND CHECKLISTS 19. A Reinforcement Survey Schedule for Use in Therapy, Training, and Research 20. A Fear Survey Schedule for Use in Behavior Therapy 21. A Factor Analysis of the Fear Survey Schedule-Ill 22. Some Correlates of Self-Reported Fear 23. A Verbal Problem Checklist for Use in Assessing Family Verbal Behavior 24. A Thirty-Item Schedule for Assessing Assertive Behavior VI . ELECTROMECHANICA L DEVICE S 25. Instrumentation in Behavior Therapy
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