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An Overview of ACT: From Basic Behavioral Science Foundations to a Model of Human Resilience

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The Basic Behavioral Science Origins of ACT | Relational Frame Theory | The Evolution of Language as a Behavioral Control System | Language as a Relational System | Rule-Governed Behavior | The Dark Side of Language | Language and the Experience of Mind | The Problem With Human Problem Solving | The Important Role of Self-Reflective Awareness | The ACT Clinical Framework | Rule-Following and Context Insensitivity | Emotional and Behavioral Avoidance | The ACT Treatment Framework | The Three Mechanisms of ACT Treatment | Engagement | Summary | References

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Learning Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
June 2020
©American Psychiatric Association Publishing

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