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the cognitive approach to explaining depression
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- 1what is the cognitive approachhow our mind process information
- 2who came up with this theory?Beck (1967)
- 3why did he come up with this theory?to figure out why some people are a little bit more vulnerable to depression than others
- 4what are the 3 parts to cognitive vulnerability?the negative triad
negative schema
faulty information processing - 5what is the negative schema?a negative package of information that we have on outselfs
- 6what is a negative triad?the 3 things that contribute to becoming depressed: negative views on themself
the world
the future - 7what was another theory?ellis ABC model
- 8what was this?a model he created to explain how irrational thought can affect our behaviour and emotional state
- 9what does the ABC stand for?activating event
beliefs
consequences - 10what do these mean referring to irrational thinking?activating events trigger irrational thinking
beliefs- are the triggered irrational belief
consequences- when activating events cause irrational beliefs the consequence is our emotional and mental state. - 11evaluation for beck?it has a practical application to the cognitive behaviour therapy
good supporting evidence by grazoli and terry - 12limitation?doesn't explain all aspects of depression
- 13evaluation for ellis?has a partial explanation
has practical application to the cognitive - 14limitaion?doesn't explain all aspects of depression
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- A level (psychopathology) Psychology Fichas sobre the cognitive approach to explaining depression, creado por pearl tshimbalanga el 19/02/2018.
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