The author describes how people's beliefs and expectations about themselves produce psychological distress and how changing those expectancies leads to relief.
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Changing Expectations Summary
Changing Expectations: Key to Effective Psychotherapy by I. Kirsch
This book should be of interest to a resource text for practitioners in psychotherapy and counselling.
Table of Contents
Part One: Response expectancy theory. Expectancy, experience and behavior. The power of placebos. Psychotherapy and the placebo effect. Part Two: Specific treatment for specific problems. Systematic desensitization: the first specific psychotherapy. When there is nothing to fear but fear itself. Being depressed about depression. A clinician's guide to expectancy modification. Part Three: Hypnosis and hypnotherapy. Demystifying hypnosis. An expectancy model of hypnosis. Hypnotherapy: clinical applications of the expectancy model. Part Four: Causal mechanisms. How expectancy produces change. Index.
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CIN0534126480G
9780534126483
0534126480
Changing Expectations: Key to Effective Psychotherapy by I. Kirsch
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