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tBT Cover An ABCT tradition, the Behavior Therapist has stimulated readers for over 40 years with its high-quality, thought-provoking articles on cognitive and behavioral practice, theory, and research, including humor, reviews, training program overviews, clinical dialogues, and news of the field. A publication devoted to work by seasoned clinicians, researchers, and students alike, often featuring theoretical debates among pioneers of the field, tBT is an excellent educational tool and archive of the field's evolution. Received by all ABCT members (8 times a year), the Behavior Therapist is ABCT's most popular publication.

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tBT Journals (2018)

2018 Editions of the Behavior Therapist Journal.

tBT Volume 41, No. 8

ABCT, December 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Bleske-Rechek	April	Science	Does the Language Fit the Evidence? Unwarranted Casual Language in Psychological Scientists' Scholarly Work	341
Gunseor	Michaela M.
Maly	Jenna R.
Huit	T. Zachary	Equity and Access	Enhancing Queer and Transgender Resilience: Review of a Self-Help Book	353
Holt	Natalie R.
Hope	Debra A.
Crasta	Dev	Book Review	Positive Psychology at the Movies: Using Films to Build Character Strengths and Well-Being	355
Davison	Gerald C.	Obituaries	In Memoriam: Walter Mischel (1930-2018)	356
Kilpatrick	Dean G.		In Memoriam: Heidi Susan Resnick (1957-2018)	359
Best	Connie L.
Smith	Daniel W.
Eubanks	Catherine F.		In Memoriam: Jeremy Safran (1952-2018)	361
Arnold	Kevin D.		In Memoriam: E. Thomas Dowd (1938-2018)	363
Anton	Barry S.
		At ABCT	Call for Ticketed Sessions, 2019	364
			Call for Papers / General Sessions 2019	365
			Call for 2019 Award Nominations	366
			Nominations for ABCT Officers: If Not You, Who?	367

tBT Volume 41, No. 7

ABCT, October 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Wilhelm	Sabine	President's Message	Why is ABCT Organizing Think Tanks?	305
Reardon	Kathleen W.	Science	The Emerging Relationship Between Clinical Psychology and the Credibility Movement	307
Corker	Katherine S.
Tackett	Jennifer L.
Michaels	Timothy I.	Access and Equity	Racial Differences in the Appraisal of Microaggressions Through Cultural Consensus Modeling	314
Gallagher	Natalie
Crawford	Michael
Kanter	Jonathan W.
Williams	Monnica T.
Herr	Nathaniel R.	Professional and Legislative Issues	Reports on the 2018 NIMH Professional Coalition for the Research Progress and the Open Session of the National Advisory Mental Health Council	322
Fang	Angela	Special Interest Groups	Integrating Neuroscience into Research on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on a Continuum of Involvement	323
Winer	Jeffrey P.	Clinical Practice	Development and Implementation of a Single-Session Diversity and Multicultural Psychology Group Intervention within an Academic Psychiatric Hospital	327
Wadsworth	Lauren P.
Forgeard	Marie
Pinder-Amaker	Stephanie
Bjorgvinsson	Throstur
Beard	Courtney
Pantalone	David	At ABCT	Nominations for ABCT Officers: If Not You, Who?	335
			Welcome, New Members!	336
			Call for 2019 Submissions: Ticketed Sessions	337
			Call for 2019 Award Nominations	338

tBT Volume 41, No. 6

ABCT, September 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Lilienfield	Scott O.	Clinical Dialogues	Pseudoscience in Behavior Therapy: Concurrences, Confusions and Clarifications - Response to Strosahl	273
Gaudiano	Brandon A.
Brooks	Julia	Science	Breaking into Open Science: A Primer on Publicly Available Datasets for Graduate Students in Clinical Science	281
Cardenas	Sofia I.
Clayton	Michal
Perhamus	Gretchen
Perlstein	Samantha C.
Ross	Andrew J.
Roule	Alexandra
Vinograd	Meghan
McKay	Dean	Research to Practice	Assessing Harms and Benefits in Psychological Interventions: Update from the Coalition for the Advancement and Application of Psychological Sciences (CAAPS)	291
Jensen-Doss	Amanda
Lilienfield	Scott O.
Teachman	Bethany
White	Bradley
Friedberg	Robert D.		21st Century Skills for Cognitive-Behavioral Clinicians Interested in Leading Behavioral Health Care Staffs: The Importance of TEAM	294
Bearman	Sarah Kate
Miller	Allen
Jo Mason	Elizabeth
Walkup	John T.
Miller	Melissa L.	Clinical Practice	A Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Flowchart: A Practical Tool for Therapists and Clients	298
Knopp	Kayla	Book Review	Taitz (2018) How to be Single and Happy	300
Steketee	Gail	At ABCT	Building the Future of ABCT: Fundraising to Benefit our Members	301
Schachter	Robert		When the Public Meets Science and CBT	303

tBT Volume 41, No. 5

ABCT, June 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Strosahl	Kirk	Science	Some Reflections on the Stormy Marriage of Science, Would-Be Science, and "Pseudoscience"	237
Otis	John D.	Research to Practice	The Application of the Unified Protocol for Transdiagnostic Treatment of Emotional Disorders to Chronic Pain	248
Puckett	Jae A.	Clinical Forum	Considerations for Clinical Work and Research with Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals	253
Barr	Sebastian M.
Wadsworth	Lauren P.
Thai	Jayden
Murrell	Amy R.	Book Review	Raja & Ashrafi (2018), The PTSD Survival Guide for Teens	263
Bardone-Cone	Anna M.	Training	Mentoring in Clinical Psychology	264
Hoffman	Jonathan	Lighter Side	The Sirens of Vienna	268
McKay	Dean
		At ABCT	Eimer and Schuler Visit the Hill	270
			ABCT Champions of Evidence-Based Interventions	271
			Featured Award Recipient	271
			Election Results	238
			Annual Convention - Thursday Events	270
			New Webinars	272

tBT Volume 41, No. 4

ABCT, April 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Wolitzsky-Taylor	Kate	Stigma in Mental Health	Introduction to the Special Issue on Stigma in Mental Health	181
LeBeau	Richard
Anderson	RaeAnn
Hinshaw	Stephen P.		Stigma, Humanization and Mental Health: The Next Frontier	183
Schultz	William		Biogenetic Etiologies of Mental Disorders: Stigma, Mental Health Literacy and Prognostic Pessimism	188
Murrell	Amy R.		Three Tweets to the Wind: Providing Context via Simulated Social Media to Decrease Stigma Toward Problematic Drinking	195
Lester	Ethan G.
Moyer	Danielle
Lincoln	Taylor
Mango	Joseph D.		Addressing Mental Health Stigma Through the Arts: Development of a Stakeholder-Academic Partnered Program	200
Saks	Elyn R.
Jeffers	Kia Skrine
Wells	Matthew
Chung	Bowen
Jones	Loretta
Wells	Kenneth
Aguilera	Adrian		Leveraging Mobile Technologies to Improve Mental Health in Underserved Populations: Lessons Learned from Latino Immigrants and Homeless Populations	208
Schueller	Stephen
Theimer	Kate		Child Sexual Abuse: Stigmatization of Victims and Suggestions for Clinicians	213
Hansen	David J.
LeBeau	Richard		Stigma and Treatment Engagement Among Veterans Living with HIV: Recommendations for Research, Intervention and Policy	219
Bailey	Katherine
Feinstein	Brian A.		Bisexual Individuals' Experiences with Changing their Self-Identified Sexual Orientation: The Roles of Partner Gender and Pressure from Parents	223
Dyar	Christina
Davila	Joanne
Jabbour	Jeremy
Corrigan	Patrick W.		Stigma Change and Behavior Therapy 20 Years Later	230
		At ABCT	Welcome, New Members	233
			Voting, 2018	235

tBT Volume 41, No. 3

ABCT, March 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Codd, III	R. Trent	Dialectical Behavior Therapy	New Thinking About Old Ideas: Introduction to the Special Issue on Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy	109
Craighead	Linda
Lynch	Thomas R.		Tribe Matters: An Introduction to Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy	116
Vanderbleeck	Emily		Too Much Versus Too Little Control: The Etiology, Conceptualization and Treatment Implications of Overcontrol and Under control	125
Gilbert	Kirsten
Hempel	Roelie J.		How to Differentiate Overcontrol from Under control: Findings from the RefraMED Study and Guidelines from Clinical Practice	132
Rushbrook	Sophie C.
O'Mahen	Heather
Lynch	Thomas R.
Luoma	Jason B.		Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Shared Features and Differences with ACT, DBT and CFT	142
Codd, III	R. Trent
Lynch	Thomas R.
Astrachan-Fletcher	Ellen		Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Anorexia Nervosa: Connection, Openness and Flexibility at the Heart of Recovery	149
Giblin	Alexia
Simic	Mima
Gorder	Julianna
Booth	Richard		Group Radical Openness	154
Egan	Rachel
Gibson	Jennifer
Hamilton	Laura		Not Everything is as it Seems: RO DBT and Overcontrolled Disorders in Forensic Settings	157
Bacon	Lee
Longfellow	Emma
Tennant	Allison
Hempel	Roelie J.		The Implementation of RO DBT in Clinical Practice	161
Booth	Richard
Giblin	Alexia
Hamilton	Laura
Hoch	Amy
Portner	James
Tomcik	Nathan
Rushbrook	Sophie C.
Simic	Mima
Hunt	Katrina
Wolf-Arehult	Martina
		At ABCT	Leadership & Elections, 2018	131
		52nd Annual Convention	Preparing to Submit an Abstract	174
			Call for Papers (General Sessions)	175
			Understanding the ABCT Convention	176
			Continuing Education Opportunities	177
			ABCT Comment on Initiative Regarding Full Range of Career-Level Representation in Convention Symposium Abstract Review Criteria	179

tBT Volume 41, No. 2

ABCT, February 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
German	Miguelina	Science	Risk Factors for Early and Late Dropout from Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Suicidal Adolescents	69
Corcoran	Vincent P.
Wheeler	Lorey
DeMairo	Jeana L.
Peros	Olivia M.
Bahuguna	Tanvi
Miller	Alec L.
Arch	Joanna J.	Clinical Forum	A Conversation with Steve Hayes and Stefan Hofmann about Process-Based CBT	81
Persons	Jacqueline B.	Research-Practice	Publishing a Single-Case Study	83
Jensen	Alexandra S.
Wilner	Julianne	Technology	emotions101: Development of an Online Prevention Course for College Students Based on the Unified Protocol	89
Russell	Keara
Sauer-Zavala	Shannon
Miller	Melissa L.	Clinical Dialogues	He/She/I Said What?! Reflections on Addressing Microaggressions in Supervision	95
Nagy	Gabriela A.
Baucom	Katherine	News	2017 ABCT Featured Student Award Recipients	99
		At ABCT	Minutes of the Annual Meeting of Members	100
		52nd Annual Convention	Preparing to Submit an Abstract	104
			Call for Papers	105
			Understanding the ABCT Convention	106

tBT Volume 41, No. 1

ABCT, January 2018

Index

Last Name	First Name	Topic	Title	Page
Codd, III	R. Trent	Pseudoscientific Ideas	Introduction to the Special Issue: Pseudoscience in Mental Health Treatment: What Remedies Are Available?	1
Rapp	David N.		The Challenge of Overcoming Pseudoscientific Ideas	4
Donovan	Amalia M.	Clinical Psychology
Trafimow	David	Problematic Evidence	The Scientist-Practitioner Gap in Clinical Psychology: A Social Psychology Perspective	12
O'Donohue	William	Pseudoscience	Science and Epistemic Vice: The Manufacture and Marketing of Problematic Evidence	19
Follette	William C.		Pseudoscience Persists Until Science Raises the Bar	24
Johnson	Clara		De-Implementation of Harmful, Pseudoscientific Practices: An Underutilized Step in Implementation Research	32
Wiltsey-Stirman	Shannon
La Bash	Heidi	Pseudoscientific Beliefs
Vyse	Stuart	Pseudoscience in Clinical Practice	What's a Therapist to Do When Clients Have Pseudoscientific Beliefs?	36
McKay	Dean	Science-Based Evidence	The Seductive Allure of Pseudoscience in Clinical Practice	39
Lilienfeld	Scott O.		Why Evidence-Based Practice Isn't Enough: A Call for Science-Based Practice	42
Jay Lynn	Steven
Bowden	Stephen C.	Clinical Psychology
Napolitano	Lisa A.	Pseudoscientific Practices	Pseudotherapies in Clinical Psychology: What Legal Recourse Do We Have?	47
Pignotti	Monica	Sleep Disorder Relationship to PTSD Symptom	Exposing Pseudoscientific Practices: Benefits and Hazards	51
		At ABCT	Classified	54
			Call for Nominations for ABCT Officers	55
			Awards & Recognition Ceremony, 2017	56
			Call for Award Nominations	58
			Preparing to Submit an Abstract	60
			Understanding the ABCT Convention	61
			Call for Continuing Education Sessions	62
			Call for Papers (General Sessions)	63
			ABCT and Continuing Education	64