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Published Online: November 1978

Automated treatment for flight phobia: a 3 1/2 year follow-up

Publication: American Journal of Psychiatry

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The authors contacted 43 patients who had been given audiovisual treatment for flight phobia 3 1/2--5 1/2 years previously. Of the 26 subjects who had flown successfully by the end of treatment, 23 had maintained their ability to fly at follow-up. Eighteen said their attitude toward flying was more positive since treatment, and 21 rated their comfort level while flying as "much better" or "better"; however, only 3 said they were "cured." Eleven patients said the treatment had helped to alleviate other fears or anxieties.

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American Journal of Psychiatry
Pages: 1340 - 1343
PubMed: 81615

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Published in print: November 1978
Published online: 1 April 2006

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