Ch. 15 PPT

Question 1

cognitive psychotherapy:

• popularity
• most … single school of thought
• represents a reaction to both … and … therapy

Answer 1

widely used;
behavioral;
psychodynamic

Question 2

cognitive psychotherapy - goals:

• fix …
• the way we …/…. events determines the way we respond …

Answer 2

faulty thinking patterns;
think about/interpret;
emotionally

Question 3

(importance of cognition)
three steps to revising cognitions: 
- identify ... cognitions (...)
- ... them
- ... them with more ...

Answer 3

illogical; automatic thoughts;
challenge;
replace; logical cognitions

Question 4

(teaching as a therapy tool)
cognitive therapists often function as … with their clients
- …. –> …, ….

Answer 4

teachers;
homework;
written;
behavioral

Question 5

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)

1. …
2. …

Answer 5

albert ellis;

aaron beck

Question 6

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
albert ellis: 
- ... therapy (...)
- emphasizes a connection between .... and .... 
- ... model

Answer 6

rational emotive behavior therapy; REBT;
rationality;
emotion;
ABCDE

Question 7

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
albert ellis - ABCDE model: 
- ... 
- ... 
- ... (...)
- ...
- ....

Answer 7

activating event; 
belief; 
consequence; emotional; 
dispute; 
effective new belief

Question 8

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
aaron beck:
- …
- beliefs as …

Answer 8

cognitive therapy;

hypotheses

Question 9

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
aaron beck
cognitive therapy:
- … instead of ABCDE format for recording client experiences

Answer 9

dysfunctional thought record

Question 10

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
aaron beck - common thought distortions: 
- ... thinking (no ...)
- ... (unrealistically expecting ...)
- .../... (...)

Answer 10

all-or-nothing; gray area;
catastrophizing; the worst;
magnification/minimization; mountain out of molehill

Question 11

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)
aaron beck - common thought distortions:
- …. (assume too much …)
- …. (… applied too broadly)
- … (ignoring … events and focusing only on … events)

Answer 11

personalization; responsibility;
overgeneralization; negative thoughts;
mental filtering; positive; negative

Question 12

(Two approaches to cognitive therapy)

- … (presuming to know …)

Answer 12

mind reading;

what others think

Question 13

(recent applications of cognitive therapy)

• … and … therapies
• … problems

Answer 13

mindfulness; acceptance-based;

medical

Question 14

(recent applications of cognitive therapy)

• …
• …
• …

Answer 14

personality disorders;
metacognitive therapy;
outcome issues