depression Flashcards

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what are the behavioral characteristics of depression?

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-activity levels
-disruption to sleep and eating behaviour
-aggression and self-harm

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what are the emotion characteristics of depression?

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-lowered mood
-anger
-lowered self esteem

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what are the cognitive characteristics of depression?

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-poor concentration
-negativity
-absolutist thinking

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what approach do we use to explain depression?

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The cognitive approach to explaining depression sees depression as a result of..?

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-faulty/ irrational thinking
-the way that you think about the problem, rather than the problem
itself.

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Who proposed the Negative Triad?

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What did Beck create to explain depression?

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What are the aspects of the Negative Triad?

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What were the 3 things proposed by Beck in his ‘Cognitive Theory of Depression’?

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What is a negative self schema?

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Who proposed the idea of a Negative Self Schema in their ‘Cognitive Theory of Depression’?

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believed them to have been acquired during childhood due to traumatic events or negative treatments.

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whenever a new situation is encountered that resembles the original conditions in which the schema was learned.

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-Selective thinking
-Over-generalization
-Personalizing
-Black and White Thinking

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-the focusing on negative detailed or events whilst ignoring positive ones
-getting two good grades and one bad grade, but only focusing on the bad

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the drawing sweeping conclusions based on a single incident
-one kid in a class acts up, so now the whole class is naughty

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-the taking responsibility and blame for all unpleasant things that happen
-saying sorry for everything even though it wasn’t your fault

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-is seeing everything in terms of success or failure
-getting 2nd place in something but seeing it as a failure/losing because it is not first place

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Who proposed the ABC Model?

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20
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What did Ellis create to explain depression?

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21
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What do each letters of the ABC model stand for?

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  • Activating event
  • Beliefs (irrational thoughts)
  • Consequences (undesirable emotions and behaviour).
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To investigate the thought processes of depressed people to establish if they make use of negative schemas

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Thought processes were measured using the Dysfunctional Attitude
Scale (DAS). Participants were asked to fill in a questionnaire by ticking whether they agreed or
disagreed with a set of statements. For example, “people will probably think less of me if I make a mistake”.

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Depressed participants made more negative assessments than non-depressed people.
When given some therapy to challenge and change their negative schemas there was an improvement in their self-ratings.

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