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Volume 3 - September 1975

Contents

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Back matter

  • BCP volume 3 issue 1 Cover and Back matter

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    16 June 2009, p. b1
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Research Article

  • A Behavioral Approach to the Modification of Rape

  • W. L. Marshall, S. Williams
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    16 June 2009, p. 78

  • This paper will describe a program whose framework is based on our research of the general characteristics of rapists, and on the results of individual behavioral analyses of over thirty five such individuals. Treatment is aimed at:

    (1)reducing the incidence of habitual patterns of unacceptable sexual behavior using aversive therapy and covert sensitization where these two procedures attempt to modify the attractiveness of deviant fantasies.

    (2)increasing the incidence of appropriate sexual behavior using various techniques such as: (a) orgasmic reconditioning to enhance the attractiveness of appropriate fantasies; desensitization to reduce heterosexual fearj social skill training involving modeling, videotaped role rehersal, and cue discrimination to reduce aggressiveness and inappropriate assertiveness; thought stopping to eliminate hostile thoughts; converant control to enhance self-esteemj and sex education. The specific content of each program is tailored to the individual's particular problems as revealed by a thorough analysis.

Letter

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  • Albert Bandura
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    16 June 2009, p. 40
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  • BCP volume 3 issue 2 Cover and Front matter

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    16 June 2009, pp. f1-f3
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Letter

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  • Chris Cullen
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    16 June 2009, pp. 79-80
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  • BCP volume 3 issue 2 Cover and Back matter

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    16 June 2009, p. b1
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Letter

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  • Laurence Tennant, John Hattersley
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    16 June 2009, pp. 80-81
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Book Review

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    16 June 2009, p. 84
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  • BCP volume 3 issue 4 Cover and Front matter

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