Eddy et al. (2004), similar to Ponniah et al.’s (2013) and Abramowitz et al.’s (2002) findings, also found that behaviorally oriented treatments (e.g., ERP and ERP-focused CBT) tended to be more efficacious than other cognitive oriented treatments. In line with Bandura’s (1977) postulation, it seems that cognitive change can be strongly made through behavioral
Eddy et al. (2004), similar to Ponniah et al.’s (2013) and Abramowitz et al.’s (2002) findings, also found that behaviorally oriented treatments (e.g., ERP and ERP-focused CBT) tended to be more efficacious than other cognitive oriented treatments. In line with Bandura’s (1977) postulation, it seems that cognitive change can be strongly made through behavioral