Personality-Guided Behavior Therapy

To the extent that behaviorists espouse the idea that "people are what they do," the concept of personality-guided therapy might be seen as hard to reconcile with a behaviorist perspective. Yet, as the authors of this volume show, this is far from the case. The latest in Theodore Millon's Personality-Guided Therapy series, this book shows how behavioral views of personality can be applied to produce effective assessment and treatment.

Richard F. Farmer, PhD, is currently the senior lecturer in psychology at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand Rosemery O. Nelson-Gray, PhD, is currently a professor of psychology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and also served as Director of Clinical Training for over 20 years

Series Foreword

ix

Acknowledgments

xi

Personality and Behavior Theory: Toward the Reconciliation of an Apparent Incompatibility

3

(30)

The History of Behavior Therapy

33

(18)

Characteristics of Behavioral Assessments and Treatment Formulations

51

(28)

Topographically Defined Behavior Patterns Important to Behavioral Assessment and Therapy

79

(22)

Functional Response Domains

101

(40)

The Techniques of Behavior Therapy

141

(42)

Behavioral Treatment of Axis I Disorders

183

(20)

Behavioral Treatment of Personality Disorders

203

(42)

References

245

(32)

Author Index

277

(8)

Subject Index

285

(16)

About the Authors

301

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Personality-Guided Behavior Therapy

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