Andrew Salter
Andrew Salter · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Psychologist and early pioneer of conditioned reflex (behavior) therapy
1914, United States — 1996, United States
United States
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Andrew Salter was an American psychologist and an early pioneer of behavior therapy, whose 1949 book Conditioned Reflex Therapy anticipated the later cognitive-behavioral movement and championed assertiveness training. He is listed among Jewish figures in psychology. His work helped establish behavioral approaches to treating anxiety and inhibition.
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Psychologist and early pioneer of conditioned reflex (behavior) therapy
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Psychology
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