The Effects of Implosive Therapy on Fear of Interpersonal Interaction and Counseling Effectiveness
Description:
The problem of this study was the reduction of a hypothesized fear of intimate interpersonal interaction among counselor trainees. This study had three purposes: 1. To determine whether implosive therapy is effective in reducing conditioned fear of close interpersonal interaction. 2. To determine whether the use of implosive therapy is effective in enhancing the counseling effectiveness of counselor trainees. 3. To provide information that may be beneficial for future research involving the use…
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Date:
May 1975
Creator:
Tanski, Thomas Stephen
Partner:
UNT Libraries