Americans with Disabilities Act, 231
Analog studies, 112–113, 124
Analogue behavioral observation, 265
Anal stage, 347, 367
Animal research, 112
Anna O. study, 344– 346
Annual Review of Psychology, 462
Antecedent conditions, 257, 280
Anxiety, 348, 368
depression with, 116
Anxiety hierarchy, 403–405, 428
Aphasia, 519, 536
Apraxia, 519, 536
Aptitude testing, 35
Army Alpha/Beta tests, 35
Assertiveness Self-Statement Test (ASST), 275
Assertiveness training, 409, 428, 437
Assessment, 14–15, 34–39.see alsoassessment interviews;
personality assessment
in humanistic-existential approaches, 391
interventions and, 330
neurological, 523– 529
timeline of, 38
Assessment interviews, 161– 190
art of, 165–166, 188– 189
case-history, 174, 178, 189
communication and, 169– 172
computer interviewing, 166, 189
crisis, 176–184, 190
diagnostic, 183–184, 190
intake-admission, 173–174, 175, 190
mental status examination, 174–176, 177, 190
physical arrangement for, 167
rapport in, 168–169, 190
recording of, 167– 168
referral and, 163– 165
reliability of, 185– 186
techniques of, 166– 168
testsvs., 165
validity of, 186– 188
Assocation of State and Provincial Psychology Boards
(ASPPB), 68
Attention only control groups, 334– 335
Attributional Style Questionnaire, 275
Autonomous personality, 96
Auxiliary egos, 435
Aversion therapy, 411–412, 428
Axis I, II, III, IV, V, 145, 156, 181– 184
Barnum effect, 287–288, 307
Base rates, 246.see alsoprevalence rates
Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI), 115, 116
Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), 115, 116, 274
Behavior.see alsobehavioral assessment
brain and, 521– 523
health and, 492, 493
of juries, 557– 558
psychoanalysis and, 360
Behavioral assessment, 37, 56, 255–279, 280– 282
behavioral tradition, 256– 259
cognitive-behavioral, 275–278, 280
controlled performance techniques for, 265– 267
data acquisition for, 272– 274
functional analysis in, 257
interviews for, 259–262, 280
inventories/checklists for, 274– 275
naturalistic observation for, 262– 264
observations in, 270– 272
reliability of observations in, 268–270, 272
samplevs.sign in, 256
self-monitoring for, 267– 268
strengths and weaknesses of, 278– 279
validity of, 279
Behavioral avoidance, 266
Behavioral Coding System (BCS), 263, 270
Behavioral family therapy, 447, 454
Behavioral genetics, 47, 201–205, 215
Behavioral health care, 72.see alsomanaged care
Behavioral interviews, 259–262, 280
Behavioral marital therapy (BMT), 451, 454
Behavioral medicine, 486, 510
Behavioral rehearsal, 280, 428
Behavior Modification case studies (Ullman, Krasner), 99
Behavior rehearsal, 40– 410
Behavior therapy, 42, 43, 47, 56, 398–400, 428– 430
aversion therapy, 411– 412
behavior rehearsal, 408– 410
cognitive-behavioral therapy, 412– 420
contingency management, 410– 411
dialectical behavior therapy, 420
efficacy of, 420– 421
efficiency of, 421
exposure therapy, 406– 408
future of, 427
limitations of, 425– 427
modeling, 416
rational restructuring, 416– 417646 SUBJECT INDEX