Steve H Sanders

• An Empirical Test of Three Alternative Explanations for Covert Reinforcement Effects

  Open Access•Steve H Sanders, David Hammer•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1979

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  The empirical validity of the explanations, instrumental-conditioning, counterconditioning, and exposure for covert reinforcement were tested. 45 female students, aged 19 to 35 yr., were subjects. Each was screened for level of fear toward snakes and ability to form clear images. They were randomly assigned to one of five treatment conditions and one of three categories of expectancy. Conditions were covert positive reinforcement, reversed covert…

• Advancement to independent living

  Open Access•Steve H Sanders, D L Williamson et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Community Psychology•1976•Referências: 5

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  This article describes and evaluates the treatment effectiveness of a behaviorally oriented intermediate day-care clinic for adults with psychiatric disturbances. The goals of the program included reducing the number of psychiatric hospital admissions and readmissions, providing a community-based controlled environment to assist patients in the modification of specific problem behavior, improving interpersonal relations with "significant others" …

• Effects of Alcohol on Timing Behavior in Rats

  Steve H Sanders, John Pilley et al.•ARTICLE•Quarterly Journal of Studies on…•1973

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  Low and medium doses of alcohol had no effect on the timing behavior of male albino rats, but high doses produced a marked increase in the number of premature responses

• Effects of Alcohol on Timing Behavior in Rats

  Steve H Sanders, John Pilley et al.•ARTICLE•Quarterly Journal of Studies on…•1973

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  Low and medium doses of alcohol had no effect on the timing behavior of male albino rats, but high doses produced a marked increase in the number of premature responses

• Advancement to independent living

  Open Access•Steve H Sanders, D L Williamson et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Community Psychology•1976•Referências: 5

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  This article describes and evaluates the treatment effectiveness of a behaviorally oriented intermediate day-care clinic for adults with psychiatric disturbances. The goals of the program included reducing the number of psychiatric hospital admissions and readmissions, providing a community-based controlled environment to assist patients in the modification of specific problem behavior, improving interpersonal relations with "significant others" …

• An Empirical Test of Three Alternative Explanations for Covert Reinforcement Effects

  Open Access•Steve H Sanders, David Hammer•ARTICLE•Psychological Reports•1979

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  The empirical validity of the explanations, instrumental-conditioning, counterconditioning, and exposure for covert reinforcement were tested. 45 female students, aged 19 to 35 yr., were subjects. Each was screened for level of fear toward snakes and ability to form clear images. They were randomly assigned to one of five treatment conditions and one of three categories of expectancy. Conditions were covert positive reinforcement, reversed covert…

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