McBride dissertation utilized clothed and nude images of males and females.

Date
Aug 1, 1976
Type
Academic / Technical Report
Source
Brigham Young University
LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Reference

Max McBride, "Effect of Visual Stimuli in Electric Aversion Therapy," dissertation, (Brigham Young University Department of Psychology, 1976)

Scribe/Publisher
Brigham Young University
People
Brigham Young University, Max Ford McBride
Audience
Reading Public
Transcription

Treatment received by both groups was the same except for the male and female pictures or visial-cue stimuli (VCS) used. The first experimental group was exposed to nude female and male VCS and the second experimental group was exposed to clothed male and female pictures. The group exposed to nude stimuli during treatment will be designated in the text as N-group. and the group shown clothed male and female pictures will be designated in the text as C-group.

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All participants viewed a series of 30 male slides and 30 female slides (standard VCS). Ss in both groups viewed the same slides which were viewed through a Guki hand slide viewer. Ss were instructed to fantasize whatever was sexually arousing using the picture as the main stimuls for fantasy development.

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