En esta revisión, que alcanza hasta finales del 80, se efectúa un repaso de la literatura más relevante en el campo de la CBM. Tras un análisis de los problemas generales de la corriente conductista que han facilitado su aparición así como de otras influencias específicas y de su conexión con diversos sistemas de terapia, se pasa a una breve exposición de los principales procedimientos de intervención terapéutica. Las teorías de «requerimiento» del cambio y el estudio de su epistemología apuntan a un núcleo «interaccionista» en la mayoría de los procedimientos. La necesidad de una concepción operante mediacional en humanos y la discusión de los resultados en los procedimientos de la CBM cierran el estudio.
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