I did not have time over the past few days to comment on JTs, Kelly's and John Forsyth's points re what we might expect when we use deliteralisation on derived...
Hi everyone, The call for papers for The Second World Conference on ACT, RFT, and Contextual Behavioural Science is now online and submissions are now being...
Hello I am a sociologist who is interested in RFT (and behavioral principles in general) and its relevance for developing social interventions. I am just...
Eric just sent me the attached data on ACBS membership. We are averaging around 90 new members a month. We are at 370 this morning. As he notes on this graphic...
At the risk of being pedantic. I'm wondering if experiential avoidance should sometimes, or quite often, be called experiential escape. Avoidance is "the...
The distinction is not that important functionally once verbal relations are involved. Escape always seemed to me to be the narrower term and you can't have...
I am increasingly unsatisfied with the way that behavior analysis typically talks about the escape/avoidance distinction. Consider first a classic escape...
Kelly Wilson
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Mar 5, 2006 8:22 pm
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oops! something I don't think I made clear. I still think that Charlie Catania's book is the bar-none best psychology of learning text on the market. big props...
Kelly Wilson
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Mar 5, 2006 10:02 pm
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... John, it seems to me a fertile approach to compare concepts from SI with RFT. I think of the development of the Selves supplemented by the Other also. ... ...
Gerhard Kugler
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Mar 6, 2006 9:11 am
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Hi, Gerhard first, thanks for your response to my question. second, my intention in ... is to see if i am on the right track in my thinking. my current ...
Kelly, I didn't interpret your post as negative to Charlie's work at all. It was in many ways a tribute to him to have shown so much "wrestling" with his ...
Hmmm The list is rather quiet. But I'm game I think RFT would give you the process through which meaning occurs. For language to function socially there has to...
The connection runs quite deep--not just to RFT, but to Skinner's radical behaviorism (RFT's central historical antecedent). The first paper I ever delivered...
Kelly Wilson
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Mar 7, 2006 1:05 pm
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I got this note from a colleague about registration (I removed his/her name) re World Con. I know others might be thinking the same so a public response seemed...
Ain't it wonderful to know that you don't have to spend your life looking for the "joits of the universe" so that you can cut there! Instead, you can cut any...
ACT NOW - ACBS is brand new and about to become 'official'. The officers of ACBS will play an important role in guiding the direction of organization. Whether...
I might add that in Steve's example, social reinforcement might determine word use rather than word meaning. I might learn that, say, kindness is good. Later,...
Hi all, At the request of users, I've installed and enabled two new features for the ContextualPsychology.org website: Private Messages -- You can now send and...
I just wanted to say thanks for all of your responses to date; i have some comments that i would like to post, but that will have to wait until this week gets...
The latest issue of the Behavior Analyst Today is now online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org as always it is at no cost. Joe...
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Mar 9, 2006 1:04 am
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Can anyone recommend a paper or chapter delineating the "properties" of the 3 different behavior therapy waves? What is different between 1st, 2nd and 3rd...
That 1988 paper is too old Try this one - S Steven C. Hayes Foundation Professor Department of Psychology /298 University of Nevada Reno, NV 89557-0062 Office:...
I liked the article by Zettle on the emergence of ACT. See: Robert D. Zettle (2005): The Evolution of a Contextual Approach to Therapy: From Comprehensive...
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Mar 9, 2006 3:06 pm
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Hello All, Just a quick thought as this thread begins, when I read a description of 3rd Wave therapies by 2nd wave writers, I often note distortions or errors...
WOW. I'm thrilled at the quick and helpful responses. I have a colleague who asked what the differences were and who is now interested in writing a paper on...
Hi DJ -- I don't know of a single paper that flushes this out, but I think wave 1 = behavior therapies based on both operant and respondent learning principles...
quick tweak. The 04 BT paper by Steve does a nice job of sketching the history too. I see he sent it along. cool. -j John P. Forsyth, Ph.D. Associate...
The new issue of the International Journal of Behavioral Consultation and Therapy is now available online at www.behavior-analyst-online.org Joe...
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Mar 10, 2006 12:42 am
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The papers below might possibly be of interest. I think Joe has posted them on the contextualpsychology website. Hank Ciarrochi, J., Robb, H. & Godsell, C....
In case anyone is interested (it was a fun interview to do ... don't remember the details exactly -- did it a couple of weeks ago -- but it was a bit more...
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