B. A. Barrios

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Coping-skills training for the management of anxiety: A critical review
This paper evaluates the research on coping-skills training for the management of anxiety. The training techniques reviewed include anxiety management training, applied relaxation, cue-controlled… Expand
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Effect of A Social Stigma on Interpersonal Distance
The present experiment examined the effect of a social stigma (bisexuality) on interpersonal distance via a 2 x 2 x 2 factorial design. The independent variables were the sex of the subject, sex of… Expand
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The role of cognitive mediators in heterosocial anxiety: A test of self-efficacy theory
  • B. A. Barrios
  • Psychology
  • Cognitive Therapy and Research
  • 1 December 1983
The present study examined the ability of the self-efficacy construct to account for motoric, self-report, and physiological responses evidenced in the treatment of a clinically prevalent fear, and… Expand
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Recent developments in single-subject methodology: methods for analyzing generalization, maintenance, and multicomponent treatments.
At the outset of this chapter we asked whether or not single-subject methodology has outlived its usefulness to behavior therapy. We did so because serious doubts have been expressed about the… Expand
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Primary Prevention: The Only Course of Action
The present paper discusses some of the distinguishing features associated with behavioral prevention methodology, e.g., the  design, implementation, and evaluation of preventive programs. It is… Expand
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Cue-Controlled Relaxation in Reduction of Chronic Nervous Habits
  • B. A. Barrios
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • Psychological reports
  • 1 December 1977
The present paper documents two case studies in which cue-controlled relaxation was used in the reduction of chronic nailbiting by 2 adults. Results indicated substantial increases in nail-length and… Expand
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Coping skills training: Potential for prevention of fears and anxieties
Coping skills procedures, techniques which teach the individual an active skill for dealing with a variety of anxiety-provoking situations, may be an effective method of preventing fears and anxiety… Expand
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Graded imagination and relaxation as components of experimental desensitization: a psychophysiological evaluation.
Studied the effects of aversive imagery gradation and muscular relaxation as procedural variables within desensitization by using (pre-vs. posttreatment) peripherally cued electrodermal responsivity… Expand
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Publication trends in behavior therapy analogue research on phobias
Abstract In order to increase the validity of experimental designs, a number of refinements are suggested in analogue research methodology for the study of phobias. This review surveys 102 analogue… Expand
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Fear of weight gain among bulimic and nondisturbed females
The present study examined fear of weight gain among females reporting the maladaptive eating pattern of bulimia and those reporting a normative pattern. Fifteen bulimics and 15 normal-controls… Expand
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