2003
DOI: 10.1007/bf03395440
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Act) vs. Systematic Desensitization in Treatment of Mathematics Anxiety

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“…Several others studies have reported changes in process variables. Zettle (2003) compared ACT and systematic desensitization for math anxiety (N=24) and found equivalent reductions in math-related anxiety, but greater change in trait anxiety with systematic desensitization. Significantly greater reductions in math anxiety were found for ACT participants who had higher initial levels of experiential avoidance as measured by the AAQ, but this was not true with desensitization.…”
Section: Processes Of Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several others studies have reported changes in process variables. Zettle (2003) compared ACT and systematic desensitization for math anxiety (N=24) and found equivalent reductions in math-related anxiety, but greater change in trait anxiety with systematic desensitization. Significantly greater reductions in math anxiety were found for ACT participants who had higher initial levels of experiential avoidance as measured by the AAQ, but this was not true with desensitization.…”
Section: Processes Of Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participants who received the combined inteNention expended fewer sick days and utilized fewer medical resources at both posttreatment and 6-month follow-up than those who received only usual medical treatment, despite no significant differences between the two conditions in levels of pain or stress. Although these two studies collectively suggest the viability of applying acceptance-based approaches to pain management, it should be noted that neither obtained nor analyzed possible associated changes in experiential avoidance as a process measure (e.g., Zettle, 2003). Consequently, another purpose of this study was to begin to more explicitly relate the process of experiential avoidance to existing research on acceptance-based approaches to pain toleration and management.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…Barlow, Rapee & Brown, 1992;Zettle, 2003). Em outros casos (e.g., Bornstein, 1975;Santos, 2000;Wlazlo, Hartwing, Hand, Kaiser & Münchau, 1990;Wolpe, 1981), a condição fisiológica é um mero "sintoma" de um fenômeno que, nesse caso, é necessariamente algo diferente, embora nem sempre esclarecido.…”
Section: Ansiedade E Mudanças Fisiológicasunclassified
“…Barlow et al, 1992;Bornstein, 1975;Bouton et al, 2001;Forsyth, 2000;Forsyth & Eifert, 1996a;Öst, 1987, 1988Peterson, 1995;Zettle, 2003) encontra-se a recomendação de uma intervenção que vise principalmente a modificação das alterações fisiológicas. Segundo Öst (1987), "uma boa maneira de interromper esse desenvolvimento é focalizar as reações fisiológicas e aprender a não responder tão fortemente" (p. 398).…”
Section: Implicações Para a Terapia Verbalunclassified