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This review is from: Exhibitionism, Description, Assessment , And Treatment (Garland series in sexual deviation) (Hardcover)
"The idea for this volume evolved over a number of months subsequent to the editors treatment of a case of exhibitionism that was presented at a regular staff conference meeting at the adult psychiatry clinic, University of Virginia school of medicine. We both became fascinated at the basic learning foundations of the development of exhibitionistic symptomatology and how readily the behavioral literature offered a number of intervention options for the clinician. These options appear to be empirically based an effective in discussing the case with our colleagues at the medical school, we soon became aware of the fact that although there were many published accounts of exhibitionism in the behavioral and nonbehavioral literature, treatment still tended to be unsystematic.
Contents Contributors Preface Acknowledgments Exhibitionism: an overview Legal stand towards exhibitionism Group therapy A psychoanalytic view Electrical aversion therapy Aversive behavioral rehearsal: a cognitive-behavioral procedure Multifaceted behavior therapy Assisted covert sensitization An extended case report: the nuts and bolts of treating an exhibitionist Victims of exhibitionism Theoretical and therapeutic integration Workings between the legal system and the therapist Future research issues Author Index Subject index |
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Exhibitionism, Description, Assessment , And Treatment (Garland series in sexual deviation) by Reid J. Daitzman (Hardcover - Sept. 1980)
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