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researcher bias
-Ellis devised treatment
&
conducted study
severe
cases
-CBT
doesn't work on most severe cases
-patients may not be able to
motivate
themselves to attend session / pay
attention
during session
-combination of
drug
treatments &
CBT
may be most successful
depressive realism
-some irrational beliefs more
accurate
-sadder
but
wiser
effect
-is it appropriate to 'change' their
thinking
if it's actually more
accurate
?
focuses on symptoms - not long term
-doesn't focus on
causes
-changes
faulty thinking
but doesn't look at why these
thoughts
developed in first place
-causes not
addressed
>
depression
might occur
-CBT
may not be
long
term treatment
ethics
-REBT
regarded one of most
aggressive
CBTs
-judgemental about nature of client's
thoughts
-blaming them for their
depression
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