Covert Modeling vs. Behavior Rehearsal in the Training and Generalization of Assertive Behaviors: A Crossover Design.

Zielinski, Joseph J.; Williams, Leslie J.

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Publication Date: 1979-Oct

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Covert Modeling vs. Behavior Rehearsal in the Training and Generalization of Assertive Behaviors: A Crossover Design.

Zielinski, Joseph J.; Williams, Leslie J.

Journal of Clinical Psychology, v35 n4 p855-63 Oct 1979

Twenty-four underassertive adults were randomly assigned to two treatment orders that included covert modeling and behavior rehearsal. No measurable difference in treatments was found, but participants preferred and had greater expectations of behavior rehearsal. Skill generalization to untrained situations occurred on 8 of 11 behavioral measures. (Editor/SJL)

Descriptors: Adults, Assertiveness, Comparative Analysis, Generalization, Modeling (Psychology), Participant Satisfaction, Program Attitudes, Program Evaluation, Training Methods, Transfer of Training

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Language: English

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