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Behaviour Therapy Journal
Are there any behaviors or disorders that Albert Bandura’s “modeling therapy” would not be effective on?
Im doing a paper for psychology on modeling therapy and one of the points i need to address is if there are any situations where modeling therapy wont work. I cant find any info about this on the web or in my schools database of journal articles. help please! 
it is easier to tell you the ones it will help. ADHD, conduct disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, pica, elimination disorders, separation anxiety disorder, most anxiety disorders, sexual disorders, eating disorders (especially over eating disorders), insomnia and circadian rhythm sleep disorder, trichotillomania, and avoidant personality disorder. There are hundreds of other disorders that are not effectively treated through modeling therapy.
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