The behavioral schema: an integration of modes of learning.
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In this paper I shall develop an integrated learning model as a way of understanding mental and psychotherapeutic processes. I take as a starting point the fact that there are many different types of psychotherapy, a phenomenon that in itself calls for an attempt at integration. What follows is an indirect approach, like various other "black box" approaches to mind. In this case, I look at the various ways in which we learn, and the ways in which we attempt to cure mental ills, and from the results I try to describe what kind of an entity the mind is.
Adult, Male, Unconscious, Psychology, Psychoanalytic Therapy, Psychotherapy, Cognition, Behavior Therapy, Adaptation, Psychological, Conditioning, Psychological, Set, Psychology, Humans, Learning, Problem Solving
Adult, Male, Unconscious, Psychology, Psychoanalytic Therapy, Psychotherapy, Cognition, Behavior Therapy, Adaptation, Psychological, Conditioning, Psychological, Set, Psychology, Humans, Learning, Problem Solving
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