The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Clear Values vs. Pliance, Avoidant Tracking, and Problematic Augmenting

MidAmerican Psychological Institute
Pickslyde Consulting

Key Points

  1. This is just a primer on pliance, tracking and augmenting and how each one can contribute to inflexibility.
  2. Dominance of pliance happens when people engage in inflexible behavior because of how society or other people might mete out the contingencies on following through on certain rules.
  3. Avoidant tracking is when people get the natural reinforcement for following certain rules, but might also lead to inflexibility.
  4. Problematic augmenting is when words are used to alter the reinforcing or punishing contingencies.
  5. Pliance, tracking and augmenting can be clinically relevant and have an impact on valued living.
lock-icon

To unlock this video you need to get Demystifying ACT: A Practical Guide for Therapists course.

ACT Online Training

Learn how to apply the ACT framework in your practice effectively.

Earn 4.75 CE Credits

$197

Download These Materials

Unlock Demystifying ACT: A Practical Guide for Therapists course.

Learn More

Already have an account? Sign in