Stress Inoculation Training¶
Meichenbaum, D. (1985). Stress Inoculation Training. Pergamon Press.
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- Inoculation Theory
- Education and debate training. Steel-manning opposing views, anticipating objections, and pre-mortem analysis; students taught to refute weak fallacies become resistant to stronger versions. Clinical psychology and public health. Stress-inoculation training (graduated exposure plus coping rehearsal) and exposure therapy; inoculating adolescents against social-pressure tactics by pre-exposing them to the scripts and practicing refusals.
This sourceDefines stress-inoculation training: graduated exposure plus coping rehearsal to build resistance to later stressors.
- Education and debate training. Steel-manning opposing views, anticipating objections, and pre-mortem analysis; students taught to refute weak fallacies become resistant to stronger versions. Clinical psychology and public health. Stress-inoculation training (graduated exposure plus coping rehearsal) and exposure therapy; inoculating adolescents against social-pressure tactics by pre-exposing them to the scripts and practicing refusals.
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