Murder strikes and panic follows—Can behavior modification help?
Behavior TherapyPublished 1 October 1973
John L. Shelton
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SJR score1.61
SNIP1.41
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This report describes the positive impact that a treatment design based on behavior modification had on a campus crisis. The emotional upheaval precipitated by the murder of a university coed was controlled in part by a combination of relaxation training, thought-stopping, modeling, and behavior rehearsal.
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