... desirable reactions. In practice, treating this kind of problem clinically involves methods traditionally associated, not with cognitive therapy, but with behavior therapy. Prof. Kenneth I. Howard and his associates at Northwestern University have developed one of the most widely accepted models of how Cognitive-behavioral therapy typically proceeds. A number of researchers have tried to clarify this issue. Howard has collected data over ... indirectly, not directly. There is no direct way to influence our feelings and moods. Brains simply aren't built so as to make this possible. Accor...

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