Multimodal Behavior Therapy

Lazarus, Arnold A.

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“…We used the French version of the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF)-15 questionnaire [8] and a questionnaire specially created for the survey following the BASIC IDEA grid [9, 10]. Concerning the latter questionnaire, we paid special attention so that men with or without penile cancer could equally respond to all the questions.…”

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Evaluation of sexual functions and sexual behaviors after penile brachytherapy in men treated for penile carcinoma

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Delaunay

Nasr

et al. 2014

Basic Clin. Androl.

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PurposeTo assess sexual functions and behaviors of men treated by penile brachytherapy for a cancer of the penis.Materials and methodsThirty eight men (19 patients treated by penile brachytherapy for a cancer of the penis and 19 age paired-matched controls) participated in a survey about sexuality. The mean age of patients and controls were 73.2 +/- 11.7 and 70.0 +/- 10.5 years, respectively (NS). Controls were men without penile pathology, without history of cancer and no evidence of cognitive impairment. All agreed to participate in the survey about sexuality using 2 questionnaires : the IIEF questionnaire, which explores 4 domains of sexual functions, namely erection, satisfaction, orgasm and desire, and a questionnaire created using the BASIC IDEA grid, which addresses nine domains: behavior, affect, sensation, self-image, cognition, interpersonal, drugs, expectation and attitude.ResultsPatients had better scores than controls in 3 domains of the IIEF: erection, desire and satisfaction. These results contrasted with the frequency of intercourse and the quality of erection (evaluated through the BASIC IDEA questionnaire) that were not significantly different between the two populations. Patients also had significantly higher frequency of masturbation (p <0.001) lower worry about sexual performance and higher expected satisfaction for future life (p: 0.021) than controls.ConclusionPenile brachytherapy is a treatment of cancer of the penis that seems to have a moderated impact on sexual functions since most of sexual scores are not inferior in these patients than in age pair-matched controls.

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“…Furthermore, we used the BASIC IDEA grid [9, 10] that addresses nine domains: Behaviour (B), Affect (A), Sensation (S), Imagery (I), Cognition (C), Interpersonal relationship (I), use of Drugs (D), Expectation (E), and Attitude (A).…”

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Evaluation of sexual functions and sexual behaviors after penile brachytherapy in men treated for penile carcinoma

Soh

Delaunay

Nasr

et al. 2014

Basic Clin. Androl.

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“…Glasser (1984), for example, called this integration "total behavior" and discussed four dimensions: thinking, feeling, doing, and "physiologizing." Lazarus's (1976Lazarus's ( , 1981 multimodal therapy described therapeutic interventions that incorporate several aspects of human behavior. Still others emphasized the importance of conceptually integrating cognition, affect, and behavior in both research and clinical practice (e.g., Ellis, 1962;Goldfried, 1982;Krumboltz, 1980;Minuchin & Fishman, 1981;Norcross, 1986;Strupp, 1986).…”

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A Review of the TFA Counseling System: From Theory Construction to Application

Mueller

Dupuy

Hutchins

1994

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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The purpose of this article is to provide counseling practitioners and researchers with an integrative review of the TFA (thinking‐feeling‐acting) counseling system, Tracing the 12‐year evolution of the model from theory construction and instrument development to practical application provides in one place a comprehensive synthesis of published work on the TFA system. The theoretical principle guiding the model was the systematic combination of the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral domains of human functioning. The Hutchins Behavior Inventory (HBI) was developed to assess the interaction of thoughts, feelings, and actions that led to applications of the TFA system in counseling and related areas.

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“…Such a model should concentrate on culturally relevant therapeutic interventions when appropriate. Lazarus's (1976Lazarus's ( , 1981 multimodal counseling approach can serve as an appropriate model, According to Lazarus, this particular model is a comprehensive and systematic approach to the treatment of human problems. In the theory underlying the multimodal approach, Lazarus ( 1976) postulated that human personality consists of seven specific and interrelated modalities.…”

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“…In the 1976 study, he documented that all individuals (a) manifest behavior, (b) experience emotions, (c) have physical sensations, (d) create mental pictures, (e) think to themselves, ( f ) relate to others, and (g) manifest biological mechanisms (e.g., eating, sleeping). Lazarus (1973Lazarus ( , 1976 maintained that effective psychotherapy needs to attend to each of these modalities, labeled more concisely as (a) behavior, (b) affect, (c) sensations, (d) images, (e) cognitions, (f) interpersonal relations, and (g) biological functioning. To render better service regarding human problems that are culturally oriented, cross-cultural counselors must be able to differentiate and integrate these modalities as needed in dealing with people of diverse cultures, such as the Caribbean region.…”

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Cross‐Cultural Counseling: Caribbean Perspective

McFadden

1988

J Multicult Couns & Deve

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Multimodal Behavior Therapy

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Evaluation of sexual functions and sexual behaviors after penile brachytherapy in men treated for penile carcinoma

Evaluation of sexual functions and sexual behaviors after penile brachytherapy in men treated for penile carcinoma

A Review of the TFA Counseling System: From Theory Construction to Application

Cross‐Cultural Counseling: Caribbean Perspective

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