Arnold Lazarus

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Arnold Lazarus is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Rutgers University, Temple University

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According to Wikipedia, Arnold Allan Lazarus was a South African-born clinical psychologist and researcher who specialized in cognitive therapy and is best known for developing multimodal therapy . A 1955 graduate of South Africa's CHIPS University of the Witwatersrand, Lazarus' accomplishments include authoring the first text on cognitive behavioral therapy called Behaviour Therapy and Beyond and 17 other books, over 300 clinical articles, and presidencies of psychological associations; he received numerous awards including the Distinguished Psychologist Award of the Division of Psychotherapy from the American Psychological Association, the Distinguished Service Award from the American Board of Professional Psychology, and three lifetime achievement awards. Lazarus was a leader in the self-help movement beginning in the 1970s writing books on positive mental imagery and avoiding negative thoughts. He spent time teaching at various universities in the United States including Rutgers University, Stanford University, Temple University Medical School, and Yale University, and was executive director of The Lazarus Institute, a mental health services facility focusing on CBT.

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Arnold Lazarus's Published Works

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Behaviour Therapy Techniques: A Guide to The Treatment of Neuroses (1967) (330)
The Practice Of Multimodal Therapy (1981) (314)
Multimodal Behavior Therapy (1976) (293)
Group therapy of phobic disorders by systematic desensitization. (1961) (215)
The use of "emotive imagery" in the treatment of children's phobias. (1962) (212)
Learning theory and the treatment of depression. (1968) (175)
Clinical behavior therapy (1972) (166)
On assertive behavior: A brief note (1973) (145)
Behaviour rehearsal vs. non-directive therapy vs. advice in effecting behaviour change. (1966) (139)
MULTIMODAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY: TREATING THE “BASIC ID” (1973) (139)
In Support of Technical Eclecticism (1967) (119)
THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC FRIGIDITY BY SYSTEMATIC DESENSITIZATION (1963) (117)
How certain boundaries and ethics diminish therapeutic effectiveness. (1994) (113)
THE RESULTS OF BEHAVIOUR THERAPY IN 126 CASES OF SEVERE NEUROSIS. (1963) (102)
Insight Versus Desensitization in Psychotherapy: An Experiment in Anxiety Reduction (1967) (101)
CLASSICAL AND OPERANT FACTORS IN THE TREATMENT OF A SCHOOL PHOBIA. (1965) (99)
Psychiatric Problems Precipitated by Transcendental Meditation (1976) (94)
Dual Relationships and Psychotherapy (2002) (93)
The future of technical eclecticism. (1992) (86)
New methods in psychotherapy: a case study. (1958) (82)
Behavior therapy and beyond / by Arnold A. Lazarus (1971) (80)
Brief but Comprehensive Psychotherapy: The Multimodal Way (1998) (79)
The Elimination of Children's Phobias by Deconditioning* (1964) (74)
On Technical Eclecticism (1993) (73)
Has behavior therapy outlived its usefulness? (1977) (72)
Multimodal therapy: Technical eclecticism with minimal integration. (1992) (72)
Tailoring the therapeutic relationship, or being an authentic chameleon. (1993) (70)
The Practice of Multimodal Therapy: Systematic, Comprehensive, and Effective Psychotherapy (1989) (64)
Boundary issues and multiple relationships: Fantasy and reality. (2007) (63)
A multimodal behavioral approach to performance anxiety. (2004) (63)
Does chaos prevail? An exchange on technical eclecticism and assimilative integration. (1991) (58)
The Educated Imagination (2010) (55)
The use of systematic desensitization in psychotherapy. (1957) (53)
"Hypnosis" as a facilitator in behavior therapy. (1973) (51)
Broad-spectrum behaviour therapy and the treatment of agoraphobia. (1966) (50)
Relaxation: Some limitations, side effects, and proposed solutions. (1990) (45)
The dialectics of science and practice. (1995) (43)
Clinical Innovation and Evaluation: Integrating Practice with Inquiry (1994) (40)
The Utility and Futility of Combining Treatments in Psychotherapy (1996) (38)
In the Mind's Eye: The Power of Imagery for Personal Enrichment (1977) (38)
Why i am an eclectic (Not an integrationist) (1989) (35)
I Can If I Want To (1975) (31)
CRUCIAL PROCEDURAL FACTORS IN DESENSITIZATION THERAPY. (1964) (29)
Casebook of Multimodal Therapy (1985) (29)
BEHAVIOR THERAPY, INCOMPLETE TREATMENT, AND SYMPTOM SUBSTITUTION (1965) (29)
A cognitive and behavioral approach to the treatment of social inhibition. (1972) (28)
A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE USE OF DIRECTED MUSCULAR ACTIVITY IN COUNTER-CONDITIONING. (1965) (26)
Multimodal behavioral treatment of depression (1974) (26)
Variations in desensitization therapy. (1968) (24)
The Use of “Emotive Imagery” in the Treatment of Children's Phobias* (1964) (24)
Six arguments against dual relationships and their rebuttals. (2002) (23)
Where Do Behavior Therapists Take Their Troubles? (1971) (23)
The use of rehearsal-desensitization. (1969) (23)
Can psychotherapists transcend the shackles of their training and superstitions? (1990) (22)
The power of religion. (1990) (22)
Styles not systems. (1978) (20)
The illusion of the therapist's power and the patient's fragility: my rejoinder. (1994) (19)
Aversion Therapy and Sensory Modalities: Clinical Impressions (1968) (19)
Humor in Counseling: Leader Perspectives (2006) (17)
Multimodal Therapy: A Seven-Point Integration. (2006) (15)
Is Systematic Desensitization Being Misapplied? (1968) (15)
Resistance or Rationalization (1982) (14)
Desensitization and cognitive restructuring. (1974) (14)
The multimodal approach to the treatment of minor depression. (1992) (13)
The Specificity Factor in Psychotherapy (1984) (13)
Some reactions to Costello's paper on depression (1972) (12)
Clinical choice points: Behavioral versus psychoanalytic interventions. (1988) (12)
68 – The Treatment of a Sexually Inadequate Man (1977) (12)
A plague on Little Hans and Little Albert. (1991) (11)
Boundaries in the physician-patient relationship. (1995) (10)
Behavior therapy & beyond (1971) (10)
Is there still a need for psychotherapy integration? (2005) (10)
Toward delineating some causes of change in psychotherapy. (1980) (10)
A case of pseudonecrophilia treated by behavior therapy (1968) (10)
Brief But Comprehensive Psychotherapy (1997) (9)
Theory, subjectivity and bias: Can there be a future? (1993) (9)
On necessity and sufficiency in counseling and psychotherapy (revisited). (2007) (9)
Some Clinical Applications of Autohypnosis (1964) (9)
Behavioral therapy for sexual problems. (1971) (8)
Relationship Therapy: Often Necessary But Usually Insufficient (1969) (8)
Some reflections after 40 years of trying to be an effective psychotherapist. (1996) (8)
Reflections on behavior therapy and its development: A point of view (1971) (8)
A dialogue with Arnold Lazarus : it depends (1991) (8)
A case of pseudonecrophilia treated by behavior therapy. (1968) (7)
Science and Service (1968) (7)
Setting the record straight. (1985) (7)
Behaviour therapy and graded structure. (1969) (7)
Overcoming Sexual Inadequacy (1978) (7)
Behaviour therapy with identical twins (1963) (7)
The Psychotherapist and the Quest for Power: How Boundaries have Become an Obsession (2004) (6)
Notes on behavior therapy, the problem of relapse and some tentative solutions. (1971) (6)
Scientism and Psychotherapy (1968) (6)
Let Us Not Forsake the Individual Nor Ignore the Data: A Response to Bozarth (1991) (6)
EMDR: An elegantly concentrated multimodal procedure? (2002) (5)
A multimodal framework for clinical hypnosis. (1999) (5)
If this be research . . . (1990) (5)
When is Couples Therapy Necessary and Sufficient? (1992) (5)
Stressing or depressing (1990) (5)
What is Multimodal Therapy? A Brief Overview. (1978) (5)
Integration and Clinical Verisimilitude (1995) (4)
Brief Psychotherapy: The Multimodal Model. (1989) (4)
The Case of "Ben": A Flexible, Holistic Application of Multimodal Therapy (2004) (4)
On necessity and sufficiency in psychotherapy (2008) (3)
Right aim, wrong target. (1988) (3)
Boundary Violations and Psychotherapy (2004) (3)
Between laboratory and clinic: Paving the two-way street (1979) (3)
Hypnosis in the Context of Behavior Therapy (1978) (3)
Working Effectively and Efficiently with Couples (2000) (3)
Handbook of counseling techniques: E. Harms and P. Schreiber: Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1963, 516 pp (1964) (3)
Multimodal Applications and Research: A Brief Overview and Update. (1990) (3)
Rebt: A sign of evolution or devolution? An historical perspective (1995) (3)
Towards the understanding and effective treatment of alcoholism. (1965) (3)
The 60-Second Shrink: 101 Strategies for Staying Sane in a Crazy World (1997) (3)
Through a different lens (1997) (2)
Treating agoraphobia: behavioral/multimodal perspectives (1986) (2)
The use of random auditory stimulation in the treatment of a manic-depressive patient (1973) (2)
Behavioral Counseling: Some Pros and Cons (1969) (2)
The Essential Arnold Lazarus (1991) (2)
The ubiquity of evil—And multimodal cognitive treatment of its effects. (2013) (2)
Client Readiness for Change, Cultural Concerns, and Risk Taking (2002) (2)
A psychological approach to alcoholism. (1956) (2)
A matter of emphasis. (1979) (2)
Meditation: The Problems of any Unimodal Technique (2017) (2)
Case vignette: teaching ethics and psychotherapy -- fixed rules versus idiosyncratic needs teacher of the year? (1996) (2)
Avoid the paradigm clash. (1973) (2)
Distorting the point: A reply to Wolpe. (1983) (2)
Science and Beyond (1978) (2)
Schizophrenia: Conditional Reflex Studies (1964) (1)
Friends, Images and Appropriate Self-Talk (1997) (1)
Brief Psychotherapy: Tautology or Oxymoron? (2013) (1)
Hard Sell for "ACT Theory" (1986) (1)
The psychologist as psychotherapist: A unique role? (1984) (1)
The odds that students will graduate. (1995) (1)
From insight and reflection to action and clinical breadth. (2001) (1)
Behaviour change through guidance (1965) (1)
Psychoanalytic Resistance and Behavioral Nonresponsiveness (1982) (1)
Phobias: broad-spectrum behavioral views. (1972) (1)
Controversies in Psychology (1996) (1)
BOUNDARIES IN THE PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP. AUTHORS' REPLY (1995) (1)
6 – Toward a Flexible, or Personalistic System of Psychotherapy* (1976) (1)
From acronym to acrimony. (1977) (1)
Depression: A Preventive or Predictive Implication? (1971) (1)
Will reason prevail? From classic psychoanalysis to new age therapy. (2000) (1)
Disenchantment and hope: Will we ever occupy center stage? A personal odyssey (1997) (1)
Extension and intensional anxiety. (1970) (0)
Letter: The future of psychiatry. (1974) (0)
Missing the Entire Point. (2000) (0)
A note on theories of learning and clinical specificity. (1969) (0)
All Aboard the Sexual Bandwagon. (1975) (0)
Which psychotherapy for the year 2000 (and beyond) (2001) (0)
Significant differences and insignificant similarities. (1969) (0)
Can Psychotherapy Be Brief, Focused, Solution-Oriented, and Yet Comprehensive? A Personal Evolutionary Perspective (2019) (0)
Multimodale Therapieplanung (BASIC-ID) (2011) (0)
More drama, less psycho. (1993) (0)
Conditioning and Psychiatry (1966) (0)
Teaching Ethics and Psychotherapy (1996) (0)
And Make Good Cheer (1952) (0)
Multimodal Therapy in Clinical Psychology (2001) (0)
THE FUTURE OF PSYCHIATRY (1974) (0)
Multimodal Therapy (2019) (0)
Lewis R. Wolberg, M.D.: “Hypnosis and Psychoanalytic Therapy (Hypnoanalysis)” (1996) (0)
Clinical/Therapeutic Effectiveness: Banning the Procrustean* Bed and Challenging Prevalent Myths : Ph.D. (2014) (0)
"A functional analysis of depression": Comment. (1974) (0)
Teach the Teachers. (1975) (0)
Behavior therapy: reply to discussants. (1970) (0)
Research strategies versus clinical techniques. (1977) (0)
Behavior therapy. (1970) (0)
Maultsby’s Rational Behavior Therapy: Background, Description, Practical Applications, and Recent Developments (2020) (0)
Fears and Phobias, Marks Isaac M.. Academic Press, New York and London (1969), 302, $7.50. (1970) (0)
Civilized but Disgruntled, Displeased, and Distressed. (1994) (0)
Multimodal is Not Multimuddle or Multidimensional. (1991) (0)
Guest reviewers (1980) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2001) (0)
Psychobehavioral Counseling and Therapy: Integrating Behavioral and Insight Techniques, Woody R.H.. Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York (1971), xviii + 250 Pp. $10.95 (1972) (0)
From Achievement to Enjoyment (1983) (0)
The converging paths of behavior therapy and psychotherapy. Significant differences and insignificant similarities. (1969) (0)
Eyes left! The cognitive modality reigns supreme! (1986) (0)
Part I / Conceptual And Historical Perspectives (2005) (0)
Guest reviewers (2005) (0)
Objective psychotherapy in the treatment of dysphemia (2018) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2003) (0)
EMOTIONS: A MULTIMODAL THERAPY PERSPECTIVE (1990) (0)
The AABT, the behavior therapy and research society and accreditation (1973) (0)
Behavior Therapy: Techniques and Empirical Findings, Rimm David C., Masters John C.. Academic Press, New York (1974), xvi +513Pp. $11.95 (£5.75) (1975) (0)
Some significant differences and more significant similarities. (1987) (0)
Research Design and the Teaching of English, Proceedings of the 1963 San Francisco Conference (1965) (0)
Can we Prevent a Regressive Passage Back to Some form of Mentalistic Psychotherapy (1989) (0)
Is There a World Outside of Boston (1993) (0)
A physiological approach to alcoholism (1956) (0)

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