Implementation Intentions
If-then planning that links a recognizable cue to a specific action.
Methods are named structured approaches. They can cross Topics and Domains, and sensitive methods do not inherit scientific authority merely from having a name.
If-then planning that links a recognizable cue to a specific action.
Mental contrasting with implementation intentions: desired future, obstacle, then an if-then plan.
Practice recalling information instead of relying only on re-exposure; transfer claims must be kept outcome-specific.
Distribute learning opportunities across time rather than concentrating all exposure in one session.
Mix related problem types or categories when doing so supports discrimination and transfer.
Structured inventive problem-solving methods derived from patterns of technical innovation.
Model strategic choices where outcomes depend on the actions and incentives of multiple actors.
Techniques inspired by cognitive behavioral therapy. Sensitive content requires source review and must not be presented as individualized therapy.
Techniques inspired by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Sensitive content requires source review and clear boundaries.
Techniques inspired by Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Sensitive content requires source review and clear boundaries.
Graded exposure concepts for fears and avoidance. Clinical or severe cases require professional guidance; public protocols must be conservative.
Techniques inspired by metacognitive therapy. Sensitive claims require direct evidence review.
Reflection techniques inspired by psychodynamic traditions; avoid converting theory into unsupported causal claims.
Pattern-mapping techniques inspired by cognitive analytic therapy; sensitive use requires careful review.
Strength- and resource-oriented practices inspired by positive psychotherapy; claims require review.
Body-awareness practices inspired by body-oriented therapy; avoid unsupported physiological or trauma-treatment claims.
Communication and reframing ideas inspired by Ericksonian traditions; therapeutic claims require review.
Awareness and experiential practices inspired by Gestalt therapy; sensitive use requires review.
Legacy Neuro-Linguistic Programming material retained for review. Do not imply scientific validation without direct high-quality evidence.