Applying the Clark-Wells Model of Social Phobia to Children: The Case of a “Dictation Phobia”
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 November 2005
Abstract
A specific type of social phobia – dictation phobia – was the main and unusual treatment problem in the cognitive-behavioural therapy for an 11-year-old schoolboy. For case formulation and treatment rationale, the social phobia model by Clark and Wells was used. The posttreatment assessment revealed clear positive treatment effects with respect to school grades, social anxiety and overall functioning. The model's applicability for children and adolescents is discussed.
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