Posted by
glen e. p. ropella-2 on
May 06, 2010; 1:11pm
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/Behaviorism-tp5003979p5014087.html
Excellent! I think I'm getting the gist at this point. Thanks for the
tutelage. With the combination of what you've said, here, and that list
of 9 negative methods, I have a much better sense of the domain.
ERIC P. CHARLES wrote circa 05/05/2010 07:22 PM:
> The one place where I know that statistics of the type you are
> looking for exist is in areas like clinical treatment of depression.
> I know that behavioral therapy (broadly construed) performs as well
> or better than cognitive oriented therapies in most studies. That is,
> if you take a bunch of depressed kids and put them in behavioral
> therapy, you get fewer depressed kids afterwards. Of course, that is
> mixing and matching theoretical approaches is potentially icky ways.
> I don't know the exact stats, but I know they exist. If such stats
> would answer your question, I will dredged some up.
I am interested in this data; but I can hunt for it myself. If you
happen across it, please forward it along; but don't go hunting for it.
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