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Implosive therapy was developed already in 1957 by Stampfl and an early report of good results in a phobic patient was given by Malleson (1959). Only in recent years has systematic application of flooding become an alternative to the desensitization of Wölpe (1970).
23 cze 2017 · More specifically, the paper shows that psychological distress can be reduced by i) coordinating awareness of flood risks and flood protection and prevention behaviour; ii) developing the...
In Chapters 2 and 3, we review the literature on the process and outcome of flooding and implosive therapy from a practical, clinical perspective. This literature shows that these treatments are effective and efficient for certain psychiatric disorders.
increased feelings. Advantages such as stronger and improved flooding can be achieved by a flooding in hypnosis. The therapeutic indications go beyond the usual treatment of phobic states. In order to establish the psychological and physiological mechanisms in
Recently the different technique of implosion, or flooding, has also been shown to reduce avoidance behaviour in volunteers (Kirchner and Hogan, 1966; Hogan and Kirchner, 1967), and early indications suggest that it might be a more potent treat-ment than desensitization. The present paper is a preliminary report on results of
1 sty 2020 · Flooding is a technique based on classical conditioning used in behavioral therapy that teaches patients anxiety-reducing coping skills and once those skills have been mastered, integrates them into real-life situations where the patients face their fear-inducing stimulus or traumatic event.
1 sty 2006 · In vivo flooding needs to be compared with in vivo graded exposure, and finally, given the importance of cognitions in posttraumatic stress, the efficacy of in vivo flooding in conjunction with cognitive therapy techniques should also be investigated.
