OCD And CBT

Question 1

Described as cognitions urges or mental images that occur over and over that are unwanted, upsetting or intrusive, and that individuals try to avoid

Answer 1

Obsessions

Question 2

Repeated behaviors that are done to reduce discomfort by obsession or according to rigid rules

Answer 2

Compulsions

Question 3

Features of OCD

Answer 3

Inflated responsibility
Over importance of thoughts
Excessive concern about the importance of controlling one’s thoughts
Overestimation of threat
Intolerance of uncertainty
Perfectionism

Question 4

Cognitive behaviors of OCD

Answer 4

Metacognition
Attention and vigilance
Memory biases
Magical thinking
Thought action fusion
Perfectionistic thinking
Inflated responsibility
Overestimation of threat

Question 5

T/F fear is triggered by classical conditioning

Answer 5

True

Question 6

T/F fear is maintained through operant conditioning

Answer 6

True

Question 7

T/F: homework is to practice relapse prevention strategies

Answer 7

True

Question 8

Whats the structure for cbt ocd

Answer 8

14 weekly 2 hour sessions, 6-10 patients with 2 cofacilitators

Question 9

ERP practices stand for

Answer 9

Exposure and ritual prevention