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Cognitive Approach to Explaining depression
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Albert
Ellis' view on
depression
Depressives mistakenly blame
external
events for their
unhappiness
, but it is their interpretation of these events that is to blame for their distress
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Albert Ellis' proposed key to
depression
Irrational
beliefs
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Albert
Ellis' ABC model
1. A:
Activating event
- something happens in the
environment
around you
2. B: Belief which is held about the event, may be
rational
or
irrational
3. C: Consequence - rational beliefs lead to
healthy
emotions, irrational beliefs lead to
unhealthy
emotions
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Activating event
Does not directly cause the consequence, the consequence is caused by the
beliefs
about the
activating
event
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Individuals
who become depressed
Interpret unpleasant events in excessively
negative
or
threatening
ways
Having such irrational beliefs leads to unhealthy
negative
reactions and
emotions
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