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   What is Implosive Therapy (IT)?

   • Implosive Therapy (IT) is a behavior modification technique developed by Stampfl (1961) for the treatment of phobias. The S (subject) is urged to continue imagining what might happen next and to verbalize this to E (exposer), but E (exposer) in no way provides content or cues.

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   Does implosive therapy work in neurotic patients?

   • Levis and Carrera (1967) reported on the effects of 10 hours of implosive therapy in neurotic patients, with a significant difference in two of the 16 MMPI scales compared with control groups. In a second study, Hogan and Kirchner (1967) studied rat phobics.

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   What is the difference between traditional psychotherapy and Implosive Therapy?

   • The first research study was by Hogan (1966). In it psychotics were given either implosive or more traditional psychotherapy. There was a significant difference between the two groups, with more of the implosive therapy patients being discharged after one year.

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   Are flooding and implosive therapy effective?

   • This view was falsified by the finding that flooding ( Miller, 2002) and implosive therapy (Levis, 2002) are effective and they are not thought to replace one emotional state with another, thus contradicting the counterconditioning hypothesis. Van Egeren (1971) and Van Egeren et al. (1971) reported little evidence in support of counterconditioning.

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   Does implosion therapy reactivate memories?

   • However, it is also worth noting that Levis (1980) remarks that one of the most interesting phenomena to occur with the use of implosion therapy is the apparent reactivation or redintegration of early memories during or following the presentation of imaginal scenes depicting the most feared outcomes possible in an individual's feared situations.

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   What is imaginary arousal therapy?

   • a technique in behavior therapy that is similar to flooding but distinct in generally involving imagined stimuli and in attempting to enhance anxiety arousal by adding imaginary exposure cues believed by the therapist to be relevant to the client’s fear.

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2. www.simplypsychology.org › floodingFlooding in Psychology: Implosion Therapy

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   Nov 9, 2023 · Flooding (also known as implosion therapy) is a type of exposure therapy that works by exposing the patient directly to their worst fears. (S)he is thrown in at the deep end.

3. neurolaunch.com › implosive-therapyImplosive Therapy: Powerful Treatment for Anxiety and PTSD

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Implosive therapy is a form of exposure therapy that aims to confront and conquer fears head-on. It’s like diving into the deep end of the pool instead of wading in slowly. Developed in the 1960s by Thomas Stampfl, this approach challenges the conventional wisdom of gradual exposure.

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   Implosive therapy is a treatment technique that is designed to maximize in a systematic manner the last-noted common denominator of therapeutic interaction, that of emotional responding and its resulting effects. From: Encyclopedia of Psychotherapy, 2002

5. www.zimbardo.com › implosion-therapy-psychologyImplosion Therapy: Psychology Definition, History & Examples

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   Implosion therapy is a psychological treatment that falls under the umbrella of exposure therapy. Characterized by the intense and prolonged exposure to the imagined stimuli that cause anxiety or distress, implosion therapy aims to reduce the emotional response associated with these stimuli.

6. neurolaunch.com › implosion-therapyImplosion Therapy: Powerful Treatment for Anxiety and Phobias

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   Oct 1, 2024 · At its core, implosion therapy is a behavioral treatment that involves exposing individuals to their worst fears in a controlled, therapeutic environment.

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 232560827(PDF) Implosive therapy: A critical review - ResearchGate

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   Oct 1, 1972 · "Implosive Therapy" (IT) is a behavior modification technique developed by Stampfl (1961) for the treatment of phobias. There are few well-controlled studies of this technique...

8. dictionary.apa.org › implosive-therapyAPA Dictionary of Psychology

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   Apr 19, 2018 · a technique in behavior therapy that is similar to flooding but distinct in generally involving imagined stimuli and in attempting to enhance anxiety arousal by adding imaginary exposure cues believed by the therapist to be relevant to the client’s fear.