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Covert conditioning

Covert conditioning refers to a behavioral intervention in which the therapist instructs the client to imagine a highly negative experience when engaging in an undesirable behavior.

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Covert homosexual

Covert homosexual refers to a homosexual who is who keeps his or her sexual orientation a secret, who is not yet out in the open.

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Covert modeling

Covert modeling it is when the client imagines a model, the therapist describes the activities of the model which the client follows in her imagination.

Covert observation

Covert observation means watching and recording group behavior without the participant's knowledge

Covert Operations

Covert Operations means undercover investigations

Covert reinforcement

Covert reinforcement means using positive imagery to reinforce desired behavior.

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Covert self-control

Covert self -control refers to the manipulation and alteration of private events, such as thoughts, through principles of reinforcement and self-instruction.

Covert sensitization

Covert sensitization refers to the use of aversive imagery to reduce the occurrence of an undesired response; cognitive–behavioral intervention to reduce unwanted behaviors by having clients imagine the extremely aversive consequences of the behaviors and establish negative rather than positive associations with them. It is a form of Aversion therapy in which patients are directed to imagine themselves engaging in an undesired behavior and then are instructed to imagine extremely aversive events occurring once they have the undesired behavior clearly in mind.

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