Hysterical Blepharospasm Treated by Psychotherapy and Conditioning Procedures in a Group Setting

Reckless, John B.

doi:10.1016/s0033-3182(72)71419-x

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“…However, it would be inappropriate to view the environment as the only influence on deviant behaviour. The containment theory of deviance identifies internal and external mechanisms of control that shape unsuitable behaviours (Reckless, 1972). The discussion points in the direction of the growing importance of internal behavioural factors and developmental influences on behaviour.…”

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Vandalism and tourism settings: An integrative review

Bhati

Pearce

2016

Tourism Management

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Although wide agreement exists in the literature concerning the presence of vandalism in tourism, very little attention has been given to studying the phenomenon. This paper reviews published literature that addresses vandalism, its manifestation in tourism and its prevention. The review provides a comprehensive analysis of empirical research on the motivations for vandalism, deviant visitor behaviour and intervention strategies to manage such behaviours in tourism settings. The paper reviews the micro-level and macro level forces influencing vandalism and provides a definition, thematic analysis of current literature on motivation of vandalism and common themes in vandalism prevention. The analysis demonstrates a range of intervention strategies to curb vandalism. An evolution towards the use of more refined proactive techniques is apparent in recent work. The review provides a foundation for further work by theorists and practitioners.

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Section: Environment Design Ecological Explanations Of Vandalismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Vandalism and tourism settings: An integrative review

Bhati

Pearce

2016

Tourism Management

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“…For decades the treatment options for this movement disorder included surgical techniques (Gillum 1981;Kao 1981;Reynolds 1967), psychological approaches (Haider 1973;Reckless 1972;Sharpe 1974;Wickramasekera 1974), electromyographic biofeedback (Ballard 1972;Brantley 1985;Murphy 1984;Peck 1977;Rowan 1981;Stephenson 1976) and drugs such as tetrabenazine (Jankovic 1982a), clonazepam (Merikangas 1979) and trihexyphenidyl (Brantley 1985;. These approaches have been generally unsuccessful and few interventions have been studied in randomised controlled trials.…”

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confidence: 99%