Fischer / Gochros / Goldstein Approaches to Specific Problems

Handbook of Behavior Therapy with Sexual Problems
1. Auflage 2013
ISBN: 978-1-4831-8780-8
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
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Handbook of Behavior Therapy with Sexual Problems, Volume II: Approaches to Specific Problems compiles case studies illustrating the use of techniques as they are applied to specific sexual problems. This publication is divided into two parts. Part I discusses approaches to the problems often encountered by men and women in heterosexual intercourse. For men, the two major areas included are problems with achieving or maintaining erections during sexual activities and problems associated with ejaculation. The problem areas covered for women are problems in orgasmic functioning and problems of painful or difficult intercourse. Part 2 elaborates sexual problems associated with undesired sexual object choices. The homosexual, fetishistic, cross-dressing, exhibitionistic, pedophiliac, sadomasochistic, voyeuristic and miscellaneous behaviors are also covered. This publication is a good reference for behaviorally-oriented clinicians and practitioners who are attempting to alleviate the suffering associated with their clients' sexual problems.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Fischer, Joel

Gochros, Harvey L.

Goldstein, Arnold P.

Krasner, Leonard

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;Approaches to Specific Problems;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Table of Contents;8
5;Dedication;6
6;Preface;14
7;Acknowledgments—Volume II;16
8;Contributors — Volume II;20
9;Introduction;24
10;Part 1: Problems Involving Heterosexual Couple Relationships;28
10.1;Problems in Achieving or Maintaining Erection;30
10.2;Chapter 25. The Treatment of Impotence by Behavior Modification Techniques;32
10.2.1;DESCRIPTION;32
10.2.2;CAUSES OF IMPOTENCE;33
10.2.3;TREATMENT OF IMPOTENCE;34
10.2.4;CONCLUSION;41
10.2.5;REFERENCES;41
10.3;Chapter 26. A Case of Impotence Successfully Treated With Desensitization Combined with In Vivo Operant Training and Thought Substitution;43
10.3.1;CASE HISTORY;43
10.3.2;SUGGESTIVE CONCLUSIONS;47
10.3.3;REFERENCES;48
10.4;Chapter 27. Treatment of Erectile Failure and Ejaculatory Incompetence of Homosexual Etiology;49
10.4.1;CASE A;49
10.4.2;TREATMENT;50
10.4.3;OUTCOME;51
10.4.4;DISCUSSION;52
10.4.5;REFERENCES;53
10.4.6;Additional Selected Readings;54
10.4.7;Ejaculatory Problems;55
10.5;Chapter 28. Two Case Reports on the Modification of the Ejaculatory Response with the Squeeze Technique;57
10.5.1;DISCUSSION;60
10.5.2;DISCUSSION;62
10.5.3;CONCLUSIONS;62
10.5.4;REFERENCES;63
10.6;Chapter 29. Ejaculatory Incompetence Treated by Reconditioning Anxiety;64
10.6.1;CASE HISTORY;64
10.6.2;TREATMENT;65
10.6.3;DISCUSSION;66
10.6.4;REFERENCES;66
10.7;Chapter 30. Group Treatment of Premature Ejaculation;67
10.7.1;INTRODUCTION;67
10.7.2;DEFINmON OF PREMATURE EJACULA.ON;67
10.7.3;TYPES OF TREATMENT;67
10.7.4;A WORKING CONCEPT OF PREMATURE EJACULATION;68
10.7.5;APPROACH OF THE CORNELL PROGRAM;69
10.7.6;GROUP TREATMENT;70
10.7.7;DISCUSSION;73
10.7.8;REFERENCES;74
10.7.9;Additional Selected Readings;75
10.7.10;Orgasmic Dysfunction;76
10.7.11;REFERENCES;78
10.8;Chapter 31. Correcting Misconceptions in a Case of Frigidity:A Transcript;79
10.9;Chapter 32. Case Conference: Conflict in a Case of Frigidity;88
10.10;Chapter 33. The Treatment of Chronic Frigidityby Systematic Desensitization;96
10.10.1;THERAPY;98
10.10.2;RESULTS;101
10.10.3;DISCUSSION;102
10.10.4;SUMMARY;102
10.10.5;REFERENCES;103
10.11;Chapter 34. Innovations in the Desensitization of Frigidity;104
10.11.1;REFERENCES;106
10.12;Chapter 35. Directed Masturbation and the Treatmentof Orgasmic Dysfunction;107
10.12.1;INTRODUCTION;107
10.12.2;METHOD;108
10.12.3;RESULTS;110
10.12.4;DISCUSSION;112
10.12.5;REFERENCES;112
10.13;Chapter 36. Secondary Orgasmic Dysfunction: A Case Study;113
10.13.1;INTRODUCTION;113
10.13.2;CASE HISTORY;113
10.13.3;COURSE OF TREATMENT;114
10.13.4;OUTCOME DATA;116
10.13.5;DISCUSSION;118
10.13.6;REFERENCES;118
10.13.7;Additional Selected Readings;119
10.13.8;Painful or Difficult Intercourse;120
10.13.9;REFERENCES;121
10.14;Chapter 37. The Treatment of Psychogenic Dyspareuniaby Reciprocal Inhibition;122
10.14.1;DISCUSSION;125
10.14.2;SUMMARY;125
10.14.3;REFERENCES;125
10.15;Chapter 38. An Innovation in the ''BehavioraK' Treatmentof a Case of Nonconsummation Due to Vaginismus;126
10.15.1;CASE HISTORY;126
10.15.2;TREATMENT;127
10.15.3;OUTCOME AND FOLLOW-UP;128
10.15.4;COMMENT;128
10.15.5;REFERENCES;129
10.15.6;Additional Selected Readings;130
11;Part 2: Problems Involving Undesired Sexual Object Choices;132
11.1;Homosexual Behavior;134
11.2;Chapter 39. Behavior Therapy and Homosexuality:A Critical Perspective;140
11.2.1;BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT AND BEHAVIOR THERAPY;140
11.2.2;DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF HOMOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR;143
11.2.3;INCREASING HETEROSEXUAL AROUSAL AND BEHAVIOR DIRECTLY;144
11.2.4;MULTIFACETED BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT OF HOMOSEXUALITY;144
11.2.5;HOMOSEXUALITY VERSUS HETEROSEXUALITY AS THE FOCUSOF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION;146
11.2.6;REFERENCES;147
11.3;Chapter 40. Aversion Therapy in Management of 43 Homosexuals;151
11.3.1;METHOD OF STUDY;151
11.3.2;TREATMENT TECHNIQUE;152
11.3.3;RESULTS;153
11.3.4;SEXUAL PRACTICES;154
11.3.5;RESULTS OF TREATMENT;155
11.3.6;DISSCUSSION;157
11.3.7;DEGREE OF HOMOSEXUALITY;157
11.3.8;AGE AND SUCCESS;158
11.3.9;CONCLUSIONS;159
11.3.10;SUMMARY;160
11.3.11;REFERENCES;160
11.4;Chapter 41. Alteration of Sexual Preferences via Conditioning Therapies;161
11.4.1;METHOD;161
11.4.2;RESULTS;163
11.4.3;REFERENCES;164
11.5;Chapter 42. The Desensitization of a Homosexual;165
11.5.1;CASE STUDY;165
11.5.2;DISCUSSION;168
11.5.3;REFERENCES;170
11.6;Chapter 43. Exposure to Heterosexual Stimuli: An EffectiveVariable in Treating Homosexualty?;171
11.6.1;METHOD;171
11.6.2;RESULTS;173
11.6.3;DISCUSSION;174
11.6.4;REFERENCES;174
11.7;Chapter 44. The Extinction of Homosexual Behavior by Covert Sensitization: A Case Study;176
11.7.1;CASE STUDY;176
11.7.2;DISCUSSION;178
11.7.3;REFERENCES;178
11.8;Chapter 45. The Treatment of Homosexuality by ''Assisted'' Covert Sensitization;180
11.8.1;METHODS;180
11.8.2;RESULTS;182
11.8.3;REFERENCES;184
11.9;Chapter 46. Covert Aversion Relief and the Treatment of Homosexuality;185
11.9.1;REFERENCES;187
11.10;Chapter 47. Multiple Behavior Therapy Techniques with a Homosexual Client: A Case Study;188
11.10.1;CASE HISTORY;188
11.10.2;TREATMENT;189
11.10.3;RESULTS AND FOLLOW-UP;192
11.10.4;DISCUSSION;193
11.10.5;REFERENCES;194
11.11;Chapter 48. Multiple Behavioral Techniques in a Case of Female Homosexuality;195
11.11.1;CASE HISTORY;196
11.11.2;PROCEDURE;196
11.11.3;RESULTS;197
11.11.4;DISCUSSION;198
11.11.5;REFERENCES;199
11.12;Chapter 49. The Use of Stimulus/Modeling Videotapes in Assertive Training for Homosexuals;200
11.12.1;...RODUCTI..;200
11.12.2;ALTERNATE SEXUAL LIFESTYLES;201
11.12.3;ASSERTIVE TRAINING;201
11.12.4;DISCUSSION;205
11.12.5;REFERENCES;206
11.12.6;Additional Selected Readings;208
11.12.7;Fetishistic Behavior (Inanimate Objects);210
11.13;Chapter 50. The Reduction of a Long-Standing Fetish by Means of Aversive Conditioning;212
11.13.1;TREATMENT;213
11.13.2;REFERENCES;215
11.14;Chapter 51. Avoidance Therapy: Its Use in Two Casesof Underwear Fetishism;217
11.14.1;CASE HISTORIES;217
11.14.2;THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS;218
11.14.3;TREATMENT PROGRAM;219
11.14.4;RESULTS;220
11.14.5;DISCUSSION;220
11.14.6;SUMMARY;220
11.14.7;REFERENCES;221
11.15;Chapter 52. 'Aversive Imagery'' Treatment in Adolescents;222
11.15.1;INTRODUOTON;222
11.15.2;METHOD;222
11.15.3;THE PATIENTS;223
11.15.4;PROGRESS;225
11.15.5;FOLLOW-UP;225
11.15.6;DISCUSSION;225
11.15.7;SUMMARY;227
11.15.8;REFERENCES;227
11.15.9;Additional Selected Readings;228
11.15.10;Cross-Dressing Behavior;229
11.15.11;REFERENCES;230
11.16;Chapter 53. Case Conference: A Transvestite FantasyTreated by Thought-Stopping, Covert Sensitization and Aversive Shock;231
11.16.1;FIRST SESSION;231
11.16.2;SECOND SESSION;232
11.16.3;THIRD SESSION;235
11.16.4;FOURTH SESSION;235
11.16.5;FIFTH SESSION;237
11.16.6;SDCTH SESSION;239
11.16.7;REFERENCES;240
11.17;Chapter 54. Treatment of Transvestism and Subsequent Coital Problems;241
11.17.1;CASE HISTORY;241
11.17.2;TREATMENT;242
11.17.3;REFERENCES;243
11.17.4;Additional Selected Readings;244
11.17.5;Exhibitionistic Behavior;245
11.17.6;REFERENCES;246
11.18;Chapter 55. The Application of Learning Theory to the Treatment of a Case of Sexual Exhibitionism;247
11.18.1;HISTORY;247
11.18.2;PRE-TREATMENT STATUS OF RESPONSE;248
11.18.3;THEORETICAL VIEWS OF THE ETIOLOGY OF EXHIBITION;248
11.18.4;BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION PLAN;249
11.18.5;PREPARATION OF PATIENT FOR TREATMENT;249
11.18.6;TREATMENT TECHNIQUES;250
11.18.7;TERMINATION;252
11.18.8;FOLLOW-UP;252
11.18.9;CONCLUSION;252
11.18.10;REFERENCES;253
11.19;Chapter 56. Behavioral Treatment of an Exhibitionist;254
11.19.1;CASE HISTORY;254
11.19.2;TREATMENT;255
11.19.3;REFERENCES;257
11.20;Chapter 57. Successful Application of Aversion Therapyto An Adolescent Exhibitionist;258
11.20.1;CASE SUMMARY;259
11.20.2;TREATMENT;260
11.20.3;RESULTS;263
11.20.4;REFERENCES;264
11.21;Chapter 58. Reinforcement Control of Exhibitionism in a Profoundly Retarded Adult;265
11.21.1;METHOD;265
11.21.2;RESULTS AND DISCUSSION;266
11.21.3;REFERENCES;268
11.21.4;Additional Selected Readings;269
11.21.5;Pedophiliac Behavior;270
11.21.6;REFERENCES;272
11.22;Chapter 59. Classical Conditioning of a Sexual Deviation:A Preliminary Note;273
11.22.1;CASE REPORT;274
11.22.2;COMMENT;275
11.22.3;REFERENCES;275
11.23;Chapter 60. Case Conference: Assertive Training in a Caseof Homosexual Pedophilia;276
11.23.1;REFERENCES;284
11.24;Chapter 61. Response-Contingent versus Fixed Punishment inAversion Conditioning of Pedophilia: A Case Study;285
11.24.1;CASE STUDY;285
11.24.2;CONCLUSIONS;288
11.24.3;REFERENCES;289
11.25;Chapter 62. An Automated Fading Procedure to Alter Sexual Responsiveness in Pedophiles;290
11.25.1;METHOD;291
11.25.2;RESULTS;294
11.25.3;DISCUSSION;299
11.25.4;REFERENCES;302
11.25.5;Sado-Masochistic Behavior;304
11.25.6;REFERENCES;305
11.26;Chapter 63. Sadistic Fantasies Modified by Aversive Conditioning and Substitution: A Case Study;306
11.26.1;DISCUSSION;308
11.26.2;REFERENCES;310
11.27;Chapter 64. Elimination of a Sadistic Fantasy by a Client-Controlled Counterconditioning Technique:A Case Study;311
11.27.1;CASE STUDY;312
11.27.2;DISCUSSION;315
11.27.3;SUPPLEMENTARY FOLLOW-UP DATA;317
11.27.4;REFERENCES;318
11.27.5;Voyeuristic Behavior;321
11.27.6;REFERENCES;322
11.28;Chapter 65. A Case of VoyeurismTreated by Counterconditioning;323
11.28.1;CASE STUDY;323
11.28.2;DISCUSSION;324
11.28.3;REFERENCES;324
11.29;Chapter 66. The Use of Aversion-Relief Procedures in theTreatment of a Case of Voyeurism;325
11.29.1;CASE HISTORY;325
11.29.2;PROCEDURES;325
11.29.3;RESULTS AND DISCUSSION;326
11.29.4;REFERENCES;328
11.29.5;Miscellaneous Behaviors;329
11.30;Chapter 67. A Case of Public Masturbation Treated by Operant Conditioning;333
11.30.1;DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND;333
11.30.2;GENERAL PROCEDURE;334
11.30.3;SPECIFIC PROCEDURES AND RESULTS;335
11.30.4;DISCUSSION;336
11.30.5;REFERENCES;336
11.31;Chapter 68. The Treatment of a Sexually Inadequate IVIan;337
11.32;Chapter 69. Verbal Aversion Therapy with A Promiscuous Girl:Case Report;341
11.32.1;REFERENCES;342
11.33;Chapter 70. Desensitization, Re-sensitization and Desensitization Again: A Preliminary Study;343
11.33.1;BACKGROUND INFORMATION;343
11.33.2;METHOD;344
11.33.3;RESULTS;347
11.33.4;DISCUSSION;348
11.33.5;REFERENCES;349
11.34;Chapter 71. A Case of Pseudonecrophilia Treated by Behavior Therapy;350
11.34.1;CASE STUDY;350
11.34.2;SUMMARY;352
11.34.3;REFERENCES;353
11.35;Chapter 72. Treatment of the Housebound Housewife Syndrome;354
11.35.1;CASE REPORT;355
11.35.2;TREATMENT;356
11.35.3;RESULTS;357
11.35.4;DISCUSSION;358
11.35.5;SUMMARY;359
11.35.6;REFERENCES;359
11.36;Chapter 73. Conditioning Appropriate Heterosexual Behavior in Mentally and Socially Handicapped Populations;360
11.36.1;RATIONALE;360
11.36.2;TECHNIQUES;361
11.36.3;CONCLUSION;364
11.36.4;REFERENCES;364
11.37;Chapter 74. Reducing Masturbatory Guilt;366
11.37.1;CASE STUDY;366
11.37.2;REFERENCES;367
11.38;Chapter 75. Behavior Therapy in a Case of Multiple Sexual Disorders;368
11.38.1;CASE HISTORY;368
11.38.2;REFERENCES;372
11.38.3;Additional Selected Readings;373
12;Name Index;374
13;Subject Index;382
14;TITLES IN THE PERGAMON GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY SERIES (Continued);389