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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Self-Reward"”.

  1. The effects of a self-reward procedure on three depressive behaviors

    … of this study was to determine what effects a self-rewaard procedure involving the visualization of a pleasant scene had upon three operationally defined depressive behaviors. The three depressive behaviors were subjects' average self-confidence ratings, estimates of the rate of external …

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  2. The effects of augmenting systematic desensitization, covert sensitization and covert self-reward with group therapy in the treatment of alcoholism

    … plus approaches that incorporated behavioral self-control techniques. Reducing anxiety in social situations was the focus of the behavior therapy treatments. Only alcoholics who were highly anxious (eightieth percentile), according to their scores on the Institute for Personality and Ability …

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  3. Encouraging A Positive Self-Image

    … workshop to teach a method of encouraging better self-images in students. A series of self-improvement imagery exercises are outlined. Steps include choosing goals; writing them in behavioral terms and specific measurable outcomes; and using self-recording, self-reward and self-punishment. By …

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  4. A Longitudinal Examination of Flow as a Predictor of Recreational Exercise

    … It is characterized by feelings of intrinsic self-reward and marked by nine dimensions theorized to contribute to flow state. Flow has been studied mostly in elite athletes, whom report highly lucid flow experiences; to a much lesser extent it has been studied in recreational exercisers. Most …

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  5. Obesity-Related Metabolic Syndrome: Investigations into Novel Clinical Markers and Possible Causes

    … dietary energy by developing strong neural self-reward/motivation systems for the acquisition of energy dense food and (2) economise on body energy metabolism by the co-option of many of antioxidant phytonutrients to confer long-lived cell protection. The study indicated that strong risk …

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