Otto: The Behavioral Perspective
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Presents Dr. John Gottman of Indiana University as he interprets the Otto case film from the behavioral perspective. Explains that Dr. Gottman sees Otto coping with catastrophic expectations by trying to be all things to all people and that Otto does not see people as resources to help him cope with stress. Reports that, in terms of treatment, Dr. Gottman would align himself with Otto's goals and Otto's perception of things as he believes Otto would benefit from social skills training both in terms of his work and his marriage.
More in Otto the Auto Series
- Peter The Pigeon
- Tommy Tricycle
- Two Sleeping Lions 1957
- Otto Asks A Riddle 1958
- Otto Meets A Puppet 1958
- Squeaky And His Playmates 1959
- Timothy The Turtle 1959
- A Surprise For Otto 1971
- Otto Goes Ice Skating 1971
- The Secret Of Pushbuttons 1971
- Otto: A Study in Abnormal Psychology 1975
- Otto: The Behavioral Perspective 1975
- Otto: The Phenomenological Perspective 1975
- Otto: The Psychoanalytic Perspective 1975
- Otto: The Social Perspective 1975
- Otto - A Study In Abnormal Psychology 1976
- Otto - The Behavioral Perspective 1976
- Otto - The Psychoanalytic Perspective 1976
- Otto - The Social Perspective 1976
- Otto: the Phenomenological Perspective 1976
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