The first volume to comprehensively address aversively motivated events and behavior in almost 20 years, Fear, Avoidance and Phobias presents updated and expanded research in this complex and important area. Nearly every aspect of research on fear and its removal is covered to some extent in this text including: learned helplessness, phobias, self-punitive behavior, conditioned analgesia, taste aversions, math models, fear systems in the brain, two-factor theory of avoidance, relaxation/relief, memory for aversive events, and conditioned inhibition of fear and its extinction. First…mehr
The first volume to comprehensively address aversively motivated events and behavior in almost 20 years, Fear, Avoidance and Phobias presents updated and expanded research in this complex and important area. Nearly every aspect of research on fear and its removal is covered to some extent in this text including: learned helplessness, phobias, self-punitive behavior, conditioned analgesia, taste aversions, math models, fear systems in the brain, two-factor theory of avoidance, relaxation/relief, memory for aversive events, and conditioned inhibition of fear and its extinction.First Published in 1991. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contents: J.B. Overmier Prolegomenon: On the Study of Aversively Motivated Behavior. J. Panksepp D.S. Sacks L.J. Crepeau B.B. Abbott The Psycho- and Neurobiology of Fear Systems in the Brain. M.S. Fanselow Analgesia as a Response to Aversive Pavlovian Conditional Stimuli: Cognitive and Emotional Mediators. T.R. Minor N.K. Dess J.B. Overmier Inverting the Traditional View of "Learned Helplessness". D.E. McAllister W.R. McAllister Fear Theory and Aversively Motivated Behavior: Some Controversial Issues. H.B. Daly J.T. Daly Value of Mathematical Modeling of Appetitive and Aversive Learning: Review and Extensions of DMOD. M.R. Denny Relaxation/Relief: The Effect of Removing Postponing or Terminating Aversive Stimuli. D.C. Riccio N.E. Spear Changes in Memory for Aversively Motivated Learning. S.J. Dean C.M. Pittman Self-punitive Behavior: A Revised Analysis. D.J. Delprato K.W. Rusiniak Response Patterns in Shock Avoidance and Illness Aversion. H. Fowler D.T. Lysle P.L. DeVito Conditioned Excitation and Conditioned Inhibition of Fear: Asymmetrical Processes as Evident in Extinction. T.G. Stampfl Analysis of Aversive Events in Human Psychopathology: Fear and Avoidance. D.J. Levis A Clinician's Plea for a Return to the Development of Nonhuman Models of Psychopathology: New Clinical Observations in Need of Laboratory Study.
Contents: J.B. Overmier Prolegomenon: On the Study of Aversively Motivated Behavior. J. Panksepp D.S. Sacks L.J. Crepeau B.B. Abbott The Psycho- and Neurobiology of Fear Systems in the Brain. M.S. Fanselow Analgesia as a Response to Aversive Pavlovian Conditional Stimuli: Cognitive and Emotional Mediators. T.R. Minor N.K. Dess J.B. Overmier Inverting the Traditional View of "Learned Helplessness". D.E. McAllister W.R. McAllister Fear Theory and Aversively Motivated Behavior: Some Controversial Issues. H.B. Daly J.T. Daly Value of Mathematical Modeling of Appetitive and Aversive Learning: Review and Extensions of DMOD. M.R. Denny Relaxation/Relief: The Effect of Removing Postponing or Terminating Aversive Stimuli. D.C. Riccio N.E. Spear Changes in Memory for Aversively Motivated Learning. S.J. Dean C.M. Pittman Self-punitive Behavior: A Revised Analysis. D.J. Delprato K.W. Rusiniak Response Patterns in Shock Avoidance and Illness Aversion. H. Fowler D.T. Lysle P.L. DeVito Conditioned Excitation and Conditioned Inhibition of Fear: Asymmetrical Processes as Evident in Extinction. T.G. Stampfl Analysis of Aversive Events in Human Psychopathology: Fear and Avoidance. D.J. Levis A Clinician's Plea for a Return to the Development of Nonhuman Models of Psychopathology: New Clinical Observations in Need of Laboratory Study.
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