Psychological Clinical Science: Papers in Honor of Richard McFall (Modern Pioneers in Psychological Science: APS-Psychology Press)

462 Pages·2007·3 MB·English

by  Teresa A. Treat

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PSYCHOLOGICAL
CLINICAL
SCIENCE
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MODERN PIONEERS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE:
AN APS-PSYCHOLOGY PRESS SERIES
This series celebrates the careers and contributions of a generation of pioneers in psychological science.
Based on the proceedings of day-long festschrift events at the annual meeting of the Association for
Psychological Science, each volume commemorates the research and life of an exceptionally influen-
tial scientist. These books document the professional and personal milestones that have shaped the
frontiers of progress across a variety of areas, from theoretical discoveries to innovative applications and
from experimental psychology to clinical research. The unifying element among the individuals and
books in this series is a commitment to science as the key to understanding and improving the human
condition.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
CLINICAL
SCIENCE
Papers in Honor of Richard M. McFall
Edited by
Teresa A. Treat s Richard R. Bootzin s Timothy B. Baker
aps
ASSOCIATION FOR
PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE
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Contents
McFall Photo ix
Foreword xi
• Alan G. Kraut
• Bruce N. Cuthbert
• Thomas R. Insel
• Donald C. Fowles
• Joseph E. Steinmetz
Preface xix
• Teresa A. Treat, Richard R. Bootzin, Timothy B. Baker
Acknowledgements xxvii
I History and Epistemology of
Psychological Clinical Science 1
1 Psychological Clinical Science: Why and How
We Got to Where We Are 3
Richard R. Bootzin
2 The Epistemological and Ethical Dimension of
Clinical Science 29
William O’Donohue and Scott O. Lilienfeld
3 The Seduction of Clinical Science in Psychology:
Challenges in Psychological and Biological Convergence 53
Gregory A. Miller, Anna S. Engels, and John D. Herrington
II Clinical Science: Topics of
Applied Significance 75
4 Clinical Science and the Revolution in Psychological
Treatment: The Example of Anxiety Disorders 77
Gabrielle I. Liverant, Jill A. Stoddard,
Alicia E. Meuret, and David H. Barlow
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5 Manual-Based Treatment: Evolution and Evaluation 105
G. Terence Wilson
6 The Importance of How: A Call for Mechanistic
Research in Tobacco Dependence Treatment Studies 133
Danielle E. McCarthy, Daniel Bolt, and Timothy B. Baker
III Model Clinical Science
Research Programs 165
7 Fear, Anxiety, Depression, and the Anxiety Disorder
Spectrum: A Psychophysiological Analysis 167
Peter J. Lang, Lisa M. McTeague, and Bruce N. Cuthbert
8 Behavior Therapy for Specific Fears and Phobias:
Context Specificity of Fear Extinction 197
Jayson L. Mystkowski and Susan Mineka
9 Assessment of Mental Architecture in
Clinical/Cognitive Research 223
James T. Townsend, Mario Fific′, and Richard W. J. Neufeld
10 Using a Simple Associative Learning Procedure to Study
Clinical Disorders and Related Brain Function 259
Joseph E. Steinmetz
11 Integrating Clinical and Cognitive Science 289
Teresa A. Treat and Melanie A. Dirks
IV Future Directions for Research,
Application, and Training 319
12 Translational Research and the Future of
Psychological Clinical Science 321
Bruce N. Cuthbert
13 The Future of the Clinical Science Movement:
Challenges, Issues, and Opportunities 349
Robert W. Levenson
V Perspectives on Psychological
Clinical Science 361
14 On Psychological Clinical Science 363
Richard M. McFall
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CONTENTS vii
Bibliography of Richard M. McFall 397
About the Editors 405
Author Index 407
Subject Index 427
DVD Interview with Richard McFall
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