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Chapter 16 Cognitive Behavioral Theories
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- 1Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (RBT)Ellis' method of psychotherapy
Pg 396 - 2A-B-C Theory of PersonalityThe theory that a highly charged emotional consequence (C) is cause not by a significant activation event (A) but by the individual's belief system (B)
Pg 398 - 3Musturbatory belief SystemEscalating probabilistic statements into absolutes
Pg 398 - 4Absolute MustsA dogmatic, unrealistic demand placed on ones self
Pg 398 - 5Cognitive Therapy (Ellis)showing clients how to recognize their should and must thoughts, how to separate rational from irrational beliefs, and how to accept reality.
Pg 400 - 6Emotive-Evoctive Therapyhelping clients to get in touch with their feelings
Pg 400 - 7Behavior TherapyHelping clients change maladaptive patterns of behavior and ways of thinking
Pg 400 - 8Desensitizationa process whereby anxieties and fears are reduced and repeated, gradual, imagined, or real exposure to the noxious stimuli paired with relaxation, skill training, and other behavioral techniques
Pg 400 - 9ImplosiveA sudden weather than gradual, confrontation to a phobic situation
Pg 400 - 10Schemascognitive structures that consist of an individual's fundamental core beliefs and assumptions about how the world operates
Pg 404 - 11Automatic ThoughtsInvoluntary, unintentional, preconscious thoughts that are difficult to regulate
Pg 405 - 12Cognitive Distortionsystematic errors in reasoning
Pg 405 - 13Sociotropic dimensionsa personality dimension characterized by dependence on interpersonal relationships and a need for closeness and nurturance
Pg 406 - 14Autonomous dimensionsa personality dimension characterized by independence on and organized around goal setting, self determination, and self imposed obligations
Pg 406 - 15Cognitive Triada negative view of the self, the world and the future
Pg 407 - 16Affective Arousalthe arrousal of emotions in conjunction with cognitions
Pg 407 - 17Hot Cognitionexperiencing arousing emotions and reality testing at the same time
Pg 407 - 18Back Depression Inventoryan instrument developed by Beck to measure depression
Pg 408 - 19Multimodal TherapyLazuarus' method of therapy
Pg 411 - 20Thresholdstolerance levels fro pain frustration or stress
Pg 411 - 21Modality Profilesa specific list of problems and proposed treatments across the clients BASIC-ID
Pg 413 - 22Structural ProfilesA quantitative assessment of the relative involvement of each of the elements of the BASIC-ID
Pg 413 - 23BridgingA multimodal technique used by councilors to deliberately begin work in terms of their clients preferred modality
Pg 413 - 24Trackingpaying careful attention to the 'firing order" of the different modalities
Pg 414 - 25Technical Eclecticismderiving treatment methods from many sources without necessarily agreeing with the theories that generated them
Pg 414 - 26Cognitive therapy (Beck)a set of well defined therapeutic techniques that seek to remove systematic biases in thinking
- 27Albert EllisAmerican Psychologist best known for his development of rational emotive behavior therapy
- 28Aaron BeckAmerican psychiatrist who studied psychotherapy
- 29Arnold LazarusPsychologist who's focus was on cognitive therapy
- 30BASIC ID
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