Title of article :
The role of avoidance behavior in perpetuating the experience of intrusive thoughts among burn survivors was investigated. The Impact of Events Scale (IES), which has subscales that measure the frequency of intrusive thoughts and avoidance behavior, was a
Author/Authors :
Stephen L. Ristvedt، نويسنده , , Gary A. Christenson، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 1996
Pages :
2
From page :
647
To page :
648
Abstract :
A significant problem for many individuals who engage in repetitive hair-pulling is the fact that they experience no discomfort associated with their behavior, and can thus carry on with hair-pulling outside of conscious awareness. The present case study was an attempt to address this problem through the use of a commercially available topical cream which enhances pain sensitivity. A 38-yr-old female applied the cream daily to two affected areas on her scalp. The increased pain sensitization, in conjunction with the habit reversal technique, resulted in markedly decreased hair-pulling.
Journal title :
Behaviour Research and Therapy
Serial Year :
1996
Journal title :
Behaviour Research and Therapy
Record number :
568804
Link To Document :
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