Progressive Relaxation  

Oleh:

Jacobson, Edmund

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The American Journal of Psychology vol. 100 no. 3-4 (1987), page 522.
Topik: Progressive Relaxation; Psychology
Fulltext: 1422693.pdf (2.09MB)

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Many drives have been hit upon in a practical way already, by business houses such as threatening discharge (fear), by ridicule (rage), and by getting the individual attached to the " house " through " loyalty " (love). The bonus and participating schemes have proven equally satisfactory for enhancing emotional reactions and hence in getting higher levels of adjustment. We have developed these highly speculative considerations which have to do with educational and vocational problems to show the ready demand which there is for the scientific findings of laboratory studies of the emotions. The main contentions we have raised here concerning the possibility of detaching emotions from situations in which they are not serviceable and attaching them to situations in which they may be of service may be found to be far from correct; but if experiments are set in motion which will bring out the true relations we shall gladly retract any heresy of which we may have been guilty. We think no one can deny that the laboratory has a possible method of bringing the emotions under experimental control.

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