Humanism and Behaviorism. Dialogue and Growth

Content: 
PERGAMON GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SERIES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Pages xi-xv
The Editors, Page xvii
Contributors, Pages xix-xx
Part I - What Are Humanism and Behaviorism and What Can They Say to Each Other?, Pages 1,3-30, PAUL J. POPPEN, ABRAHAM WANDERSMAN, LOIS PALL WANDERSMAN
II.A. A Symposium—Humanistic and Behavioristic Approaches to Personality Change: IIB. Therapy Sessions Led by Sidney Jourard and Joseph Wolpe, Pages 31-33
Part II - II.A Changing Personal Worlds: A Humanistic Perspective, Pages 35-53, SIDNEY JOURARD
Behavior Therapy—A Humanitarian Enterprise, Pages 55-82, JOSEPH WOLPE
II.B. Existential Quest, Pages 83-95, SIDNEY JOURARD
Initial Interview in a Hypochondriacal Neurosis, Pages 97-108, JOSEPH WOLPE
A Desensitization Session, Pages 109-114, JOSEPH WOLPE
Comments on Therapy Transcripts, Pages 115-117, THE EDITORS
Part III - Self and Personality-Humanistic and Behavioristic Viewpoints, Pages 119-120
Is a Concept of “Self” Necessary in Psychological Theory, and if so Why? A Humanistic Perspective, Pages 121-143, JOSEPH F. RYCHLAK
The Self as the Person: A Cognitive Social Learning View, Pages 145-156, WALTER MISCHEL
Comments on “The Self as the Person”, Pages 157-167, JOSEPH F. RYCHLAK
Comments on “Is a Concept of ‘Self’ Necessary?”, Pages 169-170, WALTER MISCHEL
Part IV - Viability of the Two Approaches, Pages 171-172
Psychotherapeutic Outcome and Issues Related to Behavioral and Humanistic Approaches, Pages 173-188, MICHAEL J. LAMBERT, ALLEN E. BERGIN
Part V - Questions of Compatibility and Synthesis of the Two Approaches, Pages 189-191
Behavioristic and Humanistic Approaches: Compatible or Incompatible?, Pages 193-206, JOHN HARDING
The Incommensurability of Humanistic and Behavioristic Approaches to Behavior Change: An Empirical Response, Pages 207-218, HENRY A. ALKER
Part VI - Applications of Complementary Ideas and Syntheses of Humanism and Behaviorism, Pages 219-221
Appropriate Expression Training: Humanistic Behavior Therapy, Pages 223-233, ALAN GOLDSTEIN
The Compatibility of Humanistic and Behavioristic Approaches in a State Mental Hospital, Pages 235-251, SUSAN CURTISS
Affective Behaviorism: A Synthesis of Humanism and Behaviorism with Children, Pages 253-263, GILDA H. GOLD
Part VIII - Humanism and Behaviorism in Broader Perspective, Pages 265-268
Humanistic and Behavioral Approaches from a Life History Perspective, Pages 269-287, DAVID F. RICKS, PATRICIA FLEMING
Models for Man, Value Systems, and Intervention Strategies: A Sociological Critique of Wolpe and Jourard, Pages 289-305, EDWARD C. DEVEREUX
Behavioral Ecology and Humanistic and Behavioristic Approaches to Change, Pages 307-359, JAMES L. ALEXANDER, GEORGE F. DREHER, EDWIN P. WILLEMS
Behavior Theory and the Models of Man, Pages 361-379, ALBERT BANDURA
Part VIII - Humanism and Behaviorism: Toward New Syntheses, Pages 381,383-402, DAVID F. RICKS, ABRAHAM WANDERSMAN, PAUL J. POPPEN
Reference, Pages 403-420
Psychotherapy Cases and Clients Discussed, Page 421
Name Index, Pages 423-428
Subject Index, Pages 429-435