| Literature DB >> 21965959 |
P V Pradhan1, K S Ayyar, P D Munjal, J H Gopalani, A V Mundra, J Doshi, V N Bagadia.
Abstract
Twenty-eight cases of obsessive compulsive neurosis were treated with a behaviour therapy package and good results were obtained in 15 (53.6%). Relaxation, thought-stopping, implosion, modelling, response prevention, electrical aversion and positive reinforcement wei; the techniques employed. Chronicity, previous treatments, follow-up data, drop-outs and the use of behaviour therapy in our setting are discussed in this paper.Entities:
Year: 1984 PMID： 21965959 PMCID： PMC3012256
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Indian J Psychiatry ISSN： 0019-5545 Impact factor: 1.759