Cognitive-Behavioural Model

Question 1

Cognitive Behavioural Model

Answer 1

Focuses on the behaviours people display and the thoughts they have. Analyzes the interplay between behaviours and thoughts.
-Conditioning

Question 2

Conditioning

Answer 2

A simple form of learning, manipulation of stimuli and reward to obtain a desired behaviour

Question 3

Classical conditioning

Answer 3

A process of learning by temporal association in which two event that repeatedly occur close together in time become fused in a person’s mind and produces the same response

Question 4

modeling

Answer 4

a process of learning in which an individual acquires responses by observing and imitating others.

Question 5

operant conditioning

Answer 5

a process of learning in which individuals come to behave in certain ways as a result of experiencing consequences of one kind or another whenever they perform the behaviour.

Question 6

Treatment - Behavioural dimension

Answer 6

Seek to replace person’s problematic behaviour with more appropriate behaviours by applying the principles of operant conditioning, classical conditioning, or modelling.

Question 7

Ellis and Beck

Answer 7

we can best explain abnormal functioning by also focusing on cognitions.
-Some people can make assumptions and adopt attitudes that are disturbing and inaccurate

Question 8

Treatment - cognitive dimension

Answer 8

Adopt new ways of thinking. Identify and challenge negative thoughts, biased interpretations, errors in logic that dominate thinking.