Answer to Question 1
Answer:
1. There have been questions of the ethics involved, particularly when people are court-ordered or otherwise forced into behavioral treatments.
2. Psychologists fear that therapy will become a matter of following mechanical directions, taking away the sophisticated artistry and skill inherent in the helping professions.
3. Behavioral therapy changes superficial and small things, and does not address long standing, deep-seated psychopathology.
4. Biased reports of researchthough research shows the superiority of behavioral treatments over others, the true state of affairs is not represented.
Answer to Question 2
Answers:
1. Participant modelingOther individuals can act as models for clients.
2. Covert modelingThe model exists within the clients imagination and is called upon when the client chooses.
3. Negative Contrast or Stressful Modeling The therapist describes or acts out a situation that creates a strong negative emotional response in the client.
A Patient Being Prepared for Electroconvulsive Therapy.
Melodic Intonation Therapy
Calcium Salts and Vitamin D Therapy
Natural Products Used as Antineoplastic Therapy
Towels have many uses during a massage therapy session.
Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods, 6/E