Depression - Explaining and Treating (cognitive approach)
Cards (26)
- According to the cognitive approach, what primarily causes depression?
- What does Beck's Negative Triad describe?
- According to Beck, what do depressed individuals focus on?
- What are negative self-schemas the result of, according to Beck?
- Which element of the negative triad results in low self-esteem?
- Which component of the negative triad contributes to hopelessness?
- Which component of the negative triad leads to despair?
- What does the 'A' stand for in Ellis's ABC model?
- According to Ellis, where do irrational beliefs come from?
- According to Ellis, what belief exemplifies an irrational belief?
- In Ellis's ABC model, what does 'C' stand for?
- According to Ellis, where do emotional and behavioral consequences stem from?
- Who conducted research showing negative thinking leads to postpartum depression?
- What was the effectiveness rate of CBT, as shown in studies?
- What emotional states are difficult for the cognitive approach to explain in the context of depression?
- What is a limitation of the cognitive approach to depression?
- What is the role of the patient in Beck's CBT?
- What does "thought catching" involve in CBT?
- What does the 'D' stand for in Ellis's ABCDE model?
- What is the purpose of disputing irrational beliefs in REBT?
- What is the aim of shame-attacking exercises in REBT?
- What is a key difference between CBT and REBT?
- What was the effectiveness rate of CBT and drug therapy combined?
- What is an advantage of CBT compared to medication for depression?
- What is a disadvantage of CBT as a treatment for depression?
- What is a potential limitation of CBT in treating depression?