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what is the cognitive approach to depression

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depression is due to irrational thoughts from maladaptive internal mental processes

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what is Becks negative triad

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The Self
The World
The Future

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what is the self

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self schemas
feeling inadequate and unworthy

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what is thr world

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the belief that people are hostile or threatening

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what is the future

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the belief that things will always turn out badly

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outline Ellis ABC model

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Activating event: something that happens
Belief: Irrational beliefs (for people w depression)
Consequence: negative consequences due to the irrational beliefs

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what is mustabatory thinking

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thinking the world must be a certain way

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research support for Becks cognitive model of depression

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Cohen et all tracked development of 473 adolescents, regularly measuring cognitive vulnerability
- cognitive vulnerability predicted later depression showing an association between cognitive vulnerability and depression

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what is the real world application for Becks cognitive model of depression

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used in screening and treatment for depression

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what is cognitive vulnerability

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ways of thinking that may predispose a person to becoming depressed e.g. faulty thought processing, negative triad

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what is the real world application for Ellis ABC model

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psychological treatment for depression
- REBT > vigourous arguing with the patient to alter their irrational beliefs

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what is one limitation of the Ellis ABC model

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only explains reactive depression and not endogenous depression
- not all depression comes from an activating event

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what are ethical issues with the ABC model

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locates the responsibility of depression on the patient because its their fault for thinking irrationally

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what is CBT

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cognitive behaviour therapy > most commonly used psychological treatment for depression

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what is the cognitive approach to treating depression

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CBT

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outline the cognitive element of CBT

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  • assessment of the client and then the therapist works with them to clarify the problems and put together a plan
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whats the behavioural element of CBT

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working to change the irrational negative thoughts and put more effective behaviours into place

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what is Becks cognitive therapy

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  • identify automatic thoughts about the negative triad and then challenge them
  • set homework for client to help the client test the reality of their beliefs
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what is Ellis REBT

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  • rational emotive behaviour therapy
  • extends ABC model to ABCDE
  • D: dispute E: effect
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what is the technique for REBT

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to identify and dispute irrational thoughts

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what is behavioural activation

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decreases the individuals avoidance and isolation and increases their engagement in activities that have been shown to improve mood

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what is the evidence for the effectiveness of CBT

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March et al compared antidepressants to CBT with treatment to 327 depressed adolescents
81% of CBT were improved
81% of antidepressants were improved
86% of CBT + antidepressants were improved
This suggests that CBT is just as effective as antidepressants and can significantly improve treatment if both are used

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what is a pro to the clients for CBT

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it is cost effectivr

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outline a limitation of CBT for depression

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lack of effectiveness for severe cases
- some clients cant motivate themselves to do CBT
- unsuitable for people with learning disabilities due to complex rational thinking element

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outline a counterpoint to the lack of effectiveness of CBT limitation

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John Taylor reviewed and said that CBT can be effective for patients with learning disabilities

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what are the relapse rates for CBT and why is it a limitation

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high
the long term effectiveness outcomes arent as good as expected
Shehzad Ali et al > assessed depression in 439 clients every month for 12 months > 42% clients relapsed

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