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12562
Dear Stefan Thanks for taking the time to reply. A very helpful and meaningful oil on the waters imho. I agree about the 3rd Wave Label. I'll second a...
martin brock
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12563
Thanks a lot for replying Stefan. You may believe the implant has been removed but fortunately the transponder is still working. We will remove that only after...
Steven Hayes
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12564
Thank you both very much for your thoughtful replies. I sure hope this conversation will continue, because this is (for me) the first time that the differences...
marcokleen
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12565
Good ideas about other arenas of comparison Joseph. While there may be differences in assumptions about the mechanisms of human change, I am sure CT and ACT...
Smout, Matthew (FMC)
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12566
I am surprised to find myself defending ACT, but here goes another post. While ACT and CBT may have some philosophical differences, I think that they do share...
Raymond DiGiuseppe
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12567
Yes, I agree with you Marco, Steve's last post is (also for me) the clearest and most concise description of the philosophical differences between cognitive...
Eric Morris
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12568
This is a message about the ACT list serve. It is sent when you join and then every month thereafter. It comes once a month in order to remind the increasingly...
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12569
I know-you're right. Just, there is not so much freedom of choice. I think that is why there is not any work on that in that therapy. Jason ...
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Jul 1, 2008
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12570
Just ran across the image below. John P. Forsyth, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology Director of Clinical Training Director, Anxiety Disorders Research...
John P Forsyth
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Hello BSG - and listserv! I am excited to be starting off the discussion for this book. I received the book several days ago and as I browsed through it it...
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Jul 1, 2008
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12572
My reflections and thoughts on the Intro: I really enjoy the straightforward way in which Jonas & Niklas lay out behaviorism. When I was reading the...
Joel Guarna
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Would it be too far afield for someone with philosophy and communication skills to make this constructionist/objectivist distinction clearer? Kohlenberg refers...
Steve Mahorney
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Steve, Cathy Stone recently posted a link to this goofy-and-helpful ppt on the whole ontological issue (now on the ACBS site): ...
Joel Guarna
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Jul 1, 2008
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As someone who has had a longstanding interest in both CT and ACT and who has done research in both areas, please permit me to offer a few thoughts on this...
Herbert,James
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Hi folks, well here goes. I am pleased to be here and hoping to gain heaps from this discussion. I practise in the CBT model and find it inadequate for a whole...
Peter Toman
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Jul 1, 2008
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Hi all, I've got a very basic question that I'm about to ask, knowing that it's going to look stupid, AND am choosing to do this instead of staying stupid. Ok,...
Carla Walton
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Jul 1, 2008
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Sorry for this tangential email, but I've been meaning to ask for ages: can someone please explain the term 'straw man'. I get that it means a false argument -...
Russ Harris
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Russ, From Wikipedia: A straw man argument <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_argument> is an informal fallacy...
Herbert,James
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12581
Hi Carla, A brief and hopefully sensible response while I get ready for a 10am client. Firstly, have a look at the Intro and Chapter 1 of Ramnero and Torneke...
Julian McNally
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Jul 1, 2008
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Carla, Here is my undoubtedly oversimplified try that shows my ignorance: "Mechanistic" has at least part of its roots in Lockean philosophy. Simply put, a...
Kevin Polk
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Jul 2, 2008
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Julian -- I think you had it more or less right on. I'd just add that just about anything could be approached mechanistically, and you could take an FC...
John P Forsyth
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12584
In his very interesting post, Jason wrote: "Morita Therapy, as developed by Morita, was an inpatient therapy where people were hospitalized. He wanted them to...
holddans
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Jul 2, 2008
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The straw man is one of a whole cluster of illegitimate arguments known as informal fallacies. These contrast with formal fallacies, which involve a flaw in...
Kelly Wilson
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Joseph wrote: "Here is a related issue that may be addressed by evidence: Is it more practical to take a mechanist or a functional contextulist approach? Which...
holddans
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12588
Hi John, I love it! But one question: what if the innocent patient is supposed to be on Zoloft regularly, Wellbutrin as needed one hour prior to sex, and Xanax...
Ellen Lewis
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Jul 2, 2008
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12589
I'd ask it this way. What will work better in this situation AND others like it, a Cfunc move or a Crel move. Notice that, "I am looking at a computer" while...
Robb, Harold B.
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12590
Hi Harold. The NeuroCognitive and Behavioural model we are developing and testing in Paris maybe sheds an additional light on the question: "Why do we...
holddans
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Jul 2, 2008
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The Skeptics Guide to the Universe Presents our Top 20 Logical Fallacies (Link to a more thorough article on Logical Fallacies.) What is a logical fallacy? All...
John Kesselring
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Jul 2, 2008
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12592
I'm current doing a research on the use of experiential avoidance & psychological acceptance and I'm using a content analysis methodology to find these...
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Jul 2, 2008
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Hi all, Thanks for getting us started Daniel. Like Abby, I strongly related to your comment about metaphorically wanting to sit in all of the seats in the...
Carla Walton
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