Cbt

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Criticism of Hans

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Uncontrolled research included what he wanted,patients were probably not compared to before treatment started, treatments were not necessarily equivalent

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Hans Eysenck 52

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First person to formally evaluate psychotherapy

Reviewed the chart of 7000 psychiatric patients found therapy made little difference

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Smith, glass and mirror 80

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metanalysis

Combined results of 775 average therapy patient is better off than 80% of the people who are untreated

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Wompold 97

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Meta-analysis of horse race studies results, bona fide treatments differ hardly at all and efficacy

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Dodo bird verdict

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That our outcomes of psychotherapy are equivalent

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Lipsey and Wilson 93

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About half of all treatment outcomes are due to non-specific factors meaning the other half are due to treatment specific effects

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History of CBT

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Emerged in the 1960s, early developers include Aaron. Beck and Albert

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CBT

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Assumes that mental health problems arise due to problems of cognition and behavior, you can either be causal or maintaining factors

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How CBT differs from other therapies

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Present focus, time-limited, practical easy to disseminate, active, evidence-based, homework, change oriented

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Advantages of CBT

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Makes sense to clients, based on patient experience, time-limited therapist coach, patients have a sense of control, and it works

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Cognitive interventions

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Psycho education, cognitive restructuring, Socratic questioning

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Socratic questioning

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By asking questions that come to conclusion

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Behavioral interventions

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Skills training, contingency management, exposure and behavioral exercises

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Contingency management

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Look at what happens before and after an event