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Question 1

What type of therapy looks for a belief and changes the consequence?

Answer 1

Cognitive Therapy

Question 2

What type of therapy is it with our beliefs determine our affect and behavior.
We structure our world based on cognition and assumptions

Answer 2

Cognitive

Question 3

Thoughts connect the emotion, behavior, and what else?

Basis of cognitive therapy

Answer 3

physical reaction

Question 4

As children, often we create certain beliefs based on what around us?

Answer 4

actions of those around us

Question 5

Cognitive therapy has thoughts, feelings, and what connected?

Answer 5

Behavior

Question 6

As our thinking develops in __________, we form some automatic assumptions.

Answer 6

childhood

Question 7

Certain thoughts usually create certain _______ reactions

Answer 7

emotional

Question 8

Beliefs produce what?

Answer 8

emotions

Question 9

For cognitive therapy, name what the trigger of what is happening

“I am not (adjective)……enough”

“You should or should not have….”

Answer 9

Depression

Anger

Question 10

For cognitive therapy name what the trigger of what is happening

“What if I……”

“I just can’t stand it when……”

Answer 10

Anxiety

Frustration

Question 11

What cognitive error is : “If it is true in once case, it applies to any case that is even slightly similar”?

Answer 11

Over-generalizing

Question 12

What cognitive error is: the only events that matter are failures, deprivations, negatives. Should measure self by errors, weakness.?

Answer 12

Selective Abstraction

Question 13

What cognitive error is: I am responsible for all bad things, failures?

Answer 13

Excessive Responsibility

Question 14

What cognitive error is: If it has been true in the past, it is always going to be true?

Answer 14

Assuming Temporal Causality

Question 15

What cognitive error is: I am the center of everyone’s attention especially my bad performance. I am the cause of misfortune.

Answer 15

Self-references

Question 16

What cognitive error: Always think of the worst. Its most likely to happen to you.

Answer 16

Catastrophic Thinking

Question 17

What cognitive error: Everything is either one extreme or another? (black or white)

Answer 17

Dichotomous Thinking

Question 18

Cognitive Therapy: often the patient discovers the best___________ for themselves if you engage them in the right _______

Answer 18

answer

question

Question 19

The conflicts aroused by interpersonal environment and organic/neurological impairment are considered what in violence?

Answer 19

Impulse

Question 20

What is chemical dis inhibition/intra-psychic Fragility?

Answer 20

Control

Question 21

A lot of violence is what two things counteracting each other?

Answer 21

impulse and control

Question 22

Direct provocation, displaced frustration, and what else are leading causes of aggression?

Answer 22

Pain

leading causes of aggression

Question 23

Frustration is a natural, primary, affective response to a _____________ barrier.

Answer 23

perceived

Question 24

When patients have a low what, they tend to act out?

Answer 24

Low frustration tolerance

Question 25

With raised expectations of what should be not watching _________ -aggression more likely to occur. Think about the child toy study.

Answer 25

what is

Question 26

What is inhibitions against performing aggressive actions are weakened?

Answer 26

dishinhibition

Question 27

What is the reduction of emotional responsiveness to aggressive actions and the consequences of these actions?

Answer 27

Desensitization

Question 28

Expressing emotion can keep from "building" up true or false

Answer 28

False, aggression or witnessing aggression not only does not make people feel calmer, it makes them more angry

Question 29

When an individual sees what, it makes aggressive behavior more likely?

Answer 29

weapons

Question 30

Violent acts are usually committed against who/what?

Answer 30

family, except adolescent male

Question 31

What is negative emotional states, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, hostility, impulse control?

Answer 31

Perturbation

Question 32

What is a high degree of intent to harm, presence of a victim, frequent and open threats, concrete plan, and access to instruments of violence?

Answer 32

commonly cited predictors of dangerousness to others

Question 33

The narrowing of vision and poor coping strategy disorientation/disorganization is what?

Answer 33

Constriction

Question 34

What is cessation?

Answer 34

A history of having to stop the person from committing violence (previous homicides, arrests, and homicide)

Question 35

Family life, significant, housing, isolation, substance abuse, personal history, negative view of psychiatric help

Answer 35

Hostility Indicators

Question 36

________________ is central to any effective aggression management technique.

Answer 36

Affect management encourage patients to talk about their feelings

Question 37

Behave antagonistically – Aggressive Behavior Think cynically – Cynical Attitudes Feel anger – Angry Affect is found in what type of behavior?

Answer 37

hostility

Question 38

a. Lacks genuine acceptance b. Is overly strict, critical & demanding of conformity c. Is inconsistent with regard to disciplinary treatment These type of parenting lead to what?

Answer 38

hostility

Question 39

Hostile attitudes serve to create a ___________________ for the mistrusting, hostile individual by producing a hostile environment. This is the result of their own initiation of intrapersonal conflict and aggressive reactions from others.

Answer 39

self-fulfilling prophecy

Question 40

__________ typically refers to an unpleasant emotion of varying intensity from mild irritation to rage.

Answer 40

Anger

Question 41

Fear of retaliation, negative emotional reactions to images and thoughts of violence are what?

Answer 41

inhibiting factors

Question 42

What other things help people stop violence?

Answer 42

Moral beliefs opposing violence, pleasant situation events that put people in a good mood.