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CONSElllER CANADIEN, VOl. 6, No.1, JANVIER, 1972 67

A PRIMER OF BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION

By W. W. Wenrich. Belmont, California: Brooks/Cole, 1970. Pp. 94. Reviewed by Harold Altmann,

Division of Counselor Education, The University of Calgary, Alberta.

The author has presented a very basic and concise text in the area of behavior modification. Throughout the first six chapters the author focused on the basic principles involved in behavior modifica­ tion and presents cases to illustrate the application of these principles. His style of writing is very clear which enables the reader to easily comprehend the material.

In the final chapter (Chapter 7) Dr. Wenrich reviews the current status of the behavior modification movement. He mentions current texts and journals which he endorses and gives a final push for be­ havior modification, emphasizing that this technique can operationally be defined, readily observed, and can easily measure the dependent variable: behavior. He states:

This one achievement takes Omental health" out of its historically hazy never­ never land and places it fully within the pale of a natural science, directly

subjecting it to the principles of conditioning (p. 73).

In addition to the main body of the text, Dr. Wenrich has pre­ sented an excellent glossary of terms in a carefully defined and precise manner. While undergraduate students many times experience con­ fusion and frustration trying to comprehend principles and procedures of this technique, this text would certainly alleviate a great amount of confusion and establish a sound basis of understanding.

The author has successfully accomplished his objective of design­ ing a primer of behavior modification for undergraduate students and it is strongly endorsed for that purpose.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME V

TABLE DES MATIERES DU VOLUME V

Author Index Index des Auteurs

Angus, James T., & Rankine, Fred C. The Normative World of the School Guidance Counselor. Vol. 5, No.2.

Altmann, Harold; Herman, Al, & Sears, Bill. Superintendents' Perceptions of the Role of Counselor. Vol. 5, No.4

Altmann, Harold, & Herman, Al. Status of Elementary Counsel­ ing in the Province of Alberta. Vol. 5, No. 1

Beech, Lawrence. What Turns Me On ­ And Off! Vol. 5, No.3. Berkers, Pierre. Le Counseling Pastoral: Syntliese et Projection

Vol. 5, No.1

Biggs, Edward E. The Power of Neglect. Vol. 5, No.3

83 267 41 147 17 149

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