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Emotional Self-Regulation Therapy for Smoking Reduction: Description and Initial Empirical Data
Antonio CapafonsSalvador Amigósubject
Complementary and Manual TherapyEmpirical dataHypnosisCognitive Behavioral TherapyDevelopmental psychologyClinical PsychologyTreatment OutcomeHumansSmoking CessationCognitive skillArousalSuggestionSet (psychology)PsychologySmoking ReductionHypnosisInternal-External ControlEmotional self-regulationFollow-Up Studiesdescription
Abstract Self-regulation therapy (Amigoo, 1992) is a set of procedures derived from cognitive skill training programs for increasing hypnotizability. First, experiences are generated by actual stimuli. Clients are then asked to associate those experiences with various cues. They are then requested to generate the experiences in response to the cues, but without the actual stimuli. When they are able to do so quickly and easily, therapeutic suggestions are given. Studies of self-regulation therapy indicate that it can be used successfully to treat smoking.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1995-01-01 | International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis |