Behavioral Analyses of Communities: A Challenge

Stumphauzer, Jerome S.; Veloz, Esteban V.; Aiken, Thomas W.

doi:10.2466/pr0.1981.49.2.343

Psychol Rep

1981

DOI: 10.2466/pr0.1981.49.2.343

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Behavioral Analyses of Communities: A Challenge

Jerome S. Stumphauzer

Esteban V. Veloz

Thomas W. Aiken³

Abstract: Converging paths between community mental health and behavior therapy are noted. Kanfer and Saslow's (1969) model for individual behavior analysis is expanded in a 7-point schema for behavioral analyses of community problems that has been utilized in a juvenile crime program. Finally, issues in the application of this model are discussed.

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Training community-based, asian-american mental health personnel in behavior modification

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Davis

1983

J. Community Psychol.

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Sixteen Asian‐American and Pacific Island mental health professionals received 10 weekly, 2‐hour training sessions on behavior modification and its application, in particular, to Asian‐American clients. A three‐fold assessment of the training results revealed: a) a significant increase in knowledge of behavior modification principles, b) a significant increase in ability to accomplish a behavioral analysis and behavioral treatment plan, and c) a significant increase in one of three attitudes toward behavior modification: oriented activity. In general, the training was rated highly and, perhaps more importantly, was viewed as having relevance for this particular minority population which often underutilizes mental health services. The training model and needs for further consultation and supervision were discussed.

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Alcohol education courses for offenders: On the road to nowhere?

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Criminal Justice and Behavior

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