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  • What is cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) primarily used for?
    Depression and other mental health issues
  • What approach does cognitive behaviour therapy exemplify?
    The cognitive approach to treatment
  • What is the first step in cognitive element CBT?
    Assessment of the client's problems
  • What is a central task in cognitive element CBT?
    Identifying negative or irrational thoughts
  • What does the behavioral element of CBT focus on?
    Changing negative thoughts and behaviors
  • Who developed cognitive therapy?
    Beck
  • What is the negative triad in cognitive therapy?
    Automatic thoughts about self, world, future
  • What is a key component of cognitive therapy?
    Challenging automatic negative thoughts
  • How might clients test their negative beliefs in cognitive therapy?
    By recording enjoyable events
  • What is the 'client as scientist' concept in cognitive therapy?
    Clients investigate their negative beliefs
  • How does a therapist use evidence in future sessions?
    To prove clients' statements are incorrect
  • What does REBT stand for?
    Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy
  • What does the D in the ABCDE model of REBT stand for?
    Dispute
  • What is the main technique of REBT?
    Identifying and disputing irrational thoughts
  • How might a therapist challenge a client's belief of being unlucky?
    By identifying it as utopianism
  • What is the hallmark of REBT?

    A vigorous argument to challenge beliefs
  • What are the two types of arguments used in REBT?
    Empirical and logical arguments
  • What is the goal of behavioral activation?
    To decrease avoidance and increase engagement
  • What activities might be encouraged in behavioral activation?
    Exercising and going out to dinner
  • How does depression affect behavior according to behavioral activation?
    It leads to avoidance and isolation
  • What are the key components of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT)?
    • Assessment of client's problems
    • Identification of negative thoughts
    • Setting therapy goals
    • Changing negative thoughts and behaviors
  • What are the main techniques used in Beck's cognitive therapy?
    • Identifying automatic thoughts
    • Challenging negative beliefs
    • Homework assignments for reality testing
  • What are the main techniques used in Ellis's rational emotive behaviour therapy (REBT)?
    • Identifying irrational thoughts
    • Disputing negative beliefs
    • Using empirical and logical arguments
  • What is the process of behavioral activation?
    • Gradually decreasing avoidance
    • Increasing engagement in activities
    • Reinforcing positive behaviors