Stuart, CBT

Question 1

CBT Models

Answer 1

Linear causality
Time-limited
focused on current behaviors
symptom relief
highly concrete, measurable goals

Couples learn communication, problem-solving

Classical conditioning: stimulus –> behavior
Operant conditioning: behavior –> consequences
–Positive or negative reinforcement ENCOURAGE behavior
–Punishment DISCOURAGES behavior

Question 2

Primary Reinforcer:

Answer 2

CBT

Biological reinforcements - survival, food, sex

Question 3

Secondary Reinforcer

Answer 3

CBT

Learned consequences that are desirable - monetary rewards, positive feedback, privileges

Question 4

Premack Principle

Answer 4

CBT

high likelihood behavior reinforcer for low likelihood event

going to friend’s house for cleaning your room

Question 5

Target Behavior

Answer 5

behavior therapy aims to change

CBt

Question 6

Baseline

Answer 6

How often target behavior takes place

CBT

Question 7

Function analysis of behavior

Answer 7

assessment of likely atecedents/consequences of behavior

CBT

Question 8

Functional Family Therapy

Answer 8

Sexton, CBT

• Evidence-based approach, violent criminal B in adolescents
  1) engage family - decrease blame/negativity, increase alliances
  2) implement behavior change - build competencies
  3) generalize competencies to maintain change

Question 9

Rational-Emotive Family Therapy

Answer 9

Ellis, CBT

Illogical beliefs/distortions as foundation for distress

ABC pattern
a) events in family b) influenced by beliefs c) result in problem

Question 10

Cognitive Family Therapy

Answer 10

Beck, CBT

Conscious, unconscious core beliefs - schema - this is how we evaluate each other’s behaviors

Question 11

Network Therapy

Answer 11

Speck, Attneave, Ruevini
CBT

Families in crisis only
Time-limited, goal-directed - use soical network
Team of two at least, up to 6 therapists.

3-4 hour sessions, meet w/family’s community, over 3-8 sessions

often used for alcohol

Question 12

Psychoeducation and Enrichment

Answer 12

Anderson
CBT
For severe and persistent mental illness

How to best support the person, how to best do self-care

Question 13

Medical Family Therapy

Answer 13

CBT - provides education about illness.

Question 14

Family Preservation Program

Answer 14

brief, intensive, crisis intervention – when children are at risk for being removed from the home

prevent foster placements

CBT

Question 15

Family-Focused Therapy

Answer 15

CBT - Bipolar Disorder