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Swimming against the mainstream: the early years from chilly tributary to transformative mainstream
2004
Behaviour Research and Therapy
This article traces the transformative paradigm shift in the theory and practice of personal change. Within a decade, new conceptual models, analytic methodologies and modes of treatment were created. Treatments were altered in the content, locus, and agents of change. This enterprising period also witnessed a sweeping shift in the public acceptance of behaviorally oriented treatments. The present article also analyzes the evolving theorizing and applications of social cognitive theory rooted
doi:10.1016/j.brat.2004.02.001
pmid:15081880
fatcat:qslaigkbi5falo6rbru6t2km6e