Guided Imagery Training As Treatment for Alcoholism
Guided Imagery Training As Treatment for Alcoholism
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This is a con- cern because research sites have been limited to three. How- ever, the core personality characteristics have been so well defined in previous chapters that outcome of treatment with one group of alcoholics should generalize to others (Chafetz, Blane and Hill, 1970; Kissin and Begleiter, 1977; Blane, 1968) Another concern is the use of five therapists. Of concern is the effect on treatment outcome due to individual therapist characteristics. Recognizing this, each therapist provid...es all four treatments.
Despite the possible limitation of generalizability, the study has the potential for adding knowledge about 6 4 the effectiveness of imagery treatment, and the effect of imagery on specific personality characteristics. There is an identified need to substantiate the effectiveness of treatment using imagery (Cautela and Rosenstiel, 1975).
Low self-esteem, high state and trait anxiety have been identified as characteristics common to alcoholics ( B e r *.] , 1971; Masserman, 1976).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is a con- cern because research sites have been limited to three. How- ever, the core personality characteristics have been so well defined in previous chapters that outcome of treatment with one group of alcoholics should generalize to others (Chafetz, Blane and Hill, 1970; Kissin and Begleiter, 1977; Blane, 1968) Another concern is the use of five therapists. Of concern is the effect on treatment outcome due to individual therapist characteristics. Recognizing this, each therapist provid...es all four treatments.
Despite the possible limitation of generalizability, the study has the potential for adding knowledge about 6 4 the effectiveness of imagery treatment, and the effect of imagery on specific personality characteristics. There is an identified need to substantiate the effectiveness of treatment using imagery (Cautela and Rosenstiel, 1975).
Low self-esteem, high state and trait anxiety have been identified as characteristics common to alcoholics ( B e r *.] , 1971; Masserman, 1976).
What to read after Guided Imagery Training As Treatment for Alcoholism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes, William Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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