The Impact of a Brief Values Intervention on Approach Behaviors: A Test of Generalizability Using a Spider-Related Behavioral Approach Task.

Although the scientific community rewards novelty, replication of studies in novel contexts ensures that findings can be generalized or identifies circumstances under which they differ. Two studies examining the acceptance and commitment therapy/training (ACT) component of values (Flynn & Hebert, Jo...

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Published in:	Psychological Record Vol. 75; no. 4; pp. 631 - 637
Main Authors:	Flynn, Maureen K., Berkout, Olga V., Malnar, Cassy S., Fraire, Jenny Valadez, Alde, Elise N.
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Dec2025
Subjects:	Undergraduates Anxiety Operant behavior Approach behavior Acceptance & commitment therapy Generalizability theory Arachnida
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