Habit-Reversal¶
Azrin, N. H., & Nunn, R. G. (1973). Habit-Reversal: A Method of Eliminating Nervous Habits and Tics. Behaviour Research and Therapy, 11(4), 619-628.
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Primes¶
- Habit
- And habit-reversal therapy — cue awareness, competing response, social support — transfers as a generic structural script for changing any cue-locked action sequence, organizational and technical instances included.
This sourceIntroduces habit-reversal therapy (cue awareness, competing response, social support) as a generic script for changing cue-locked action sequences.
- And habit-reversal therapy — cue awareness, competing response, social support — transfers as a generic structural script for changing any cue-locked action sequence, organizational and technical instances included.
Mechanisms¶
- Behavior Substitution
- Supplying a competing response — a core idea in habit-reversal practice — gives the moment a place to go.
This sourceMakes a deliberately trained incompatible competing response a core habit-reversal practice for the moment an unwanted habit occurs.
- Supplying a competing response — a core idea in habit-reversal practice — gives the moment a place to go.
- Replacement Attention Capture
- Its strength is that it addresses the vacuum problem directly — it is the competing-response
This sourceIntroduces habit reversal through deliberate practice of a response incompatible with the unwanted habit.
- Its strength is that it addresses the vacuum problem directly — it is the competing-response
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