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US- and U-Eigenpairs of Complex Tensors,rize everyday life seem equally noteworthy. In the early development of behavior therapy, or behavior modification, it was convenient to de-emphasize the descriptive complexity of the intermingling flow of individual repertoires, and concentrate instead on the identification of discrete behavioral e

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EAP and Teaching the Listening Skillrect involvement in the intervention process with students. Influences leading to this shift in emphasis from that of the more traditional psychometric focus originated in legal as well as professional arenas. The passage and implementation of Public Law 94–142, The Education for All Handicapped Chi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3895-3a small staff. Caplan’s work in Israel following World War II centered on the provision of psychological services to children who had spent their early lives in European concentration camps. In the late 1940s, large numbers of these children came to Israel bearing the deep and lasting psychological

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Theory and Evaluation of Formation Pressuresand interpersonal factors. These include one’s perception of the need for help, the manner in which help is offered, the source of help, the response costs involved in accepting help, and the sense of indebtedness the recipient feels toward the help provider (DePaulo, Nadler, & Fisher, 1983; Fisher,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230606883context for socialization by teachers and peers. Whereas the former function has been generally recognized as the major goal of the educational system, others (e.g., Hagen, 1973; Zigler & Trickett, 1979) have argued that the school’s socialization function is of equal or even greater importance in t

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Behavior Therapy and the Educative Processuity. For thousands of years rewards and punishments had been used in one way or another to modify behavior with little recognition of the principles involved. If contemporary behavior therapy offers many procedures for the modification of behavior, cognition, affect, and even psychophysiological ac