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aversive conditioning |
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Even a single episode of aversive conditioning may cause an individual to completely avoid the dental environment and dental stimuli. is not affirmative and progressive movement toward civility and social consideration; rather civility is unveiled as the product and precipitate of harsh, aversive conditioning in which male subjects cultivate anxieties about the very bodies they inhabit" (7). In terms of altering such behavior, Marshall and Barbaree suggested behavioral treatment via aversive conditioning, coupled with cognitive skills training to separate the idea of sex from aggressive behavior. |
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