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Zoey Hatch
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What does the cognitive approach to therapy assume about the client?
The client is responsible for their
disorder
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What is a positive aspect of the cognitive approach to therapy?
Clients are empowered to change their
thinking
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What is a disadvantage of the cognitive approach to therapy?
Situational factors
may be overlooked
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What might be an important situational factor in therapy?
Family problems
or life events
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What does 'blaming' the individual refer to in therapy?
Attributing
disorder
to the
client's
thinking
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Why might blaming the individual not be helpful?
It may not address other life
aspects
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How can addressing other life aspects help clients feel better?
It provides a
holistic
view of their issues
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of the cognitive approach to therapy?
Strengths:
Empowers
clients to change thinking
Focuses on personal responsibility
Weaknesses:
May overlook situational factors
Can lead to blaming the individual
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