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A psychology quiz about the cognitive treatment of depression
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Drug treatments are . . .
a form of social treatment
a form of behaviourist treatment
a form of biological treatment
a form of psychodynamic treatment
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CBT stands for . . .
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Cognitive Beck's Therapy
Cognitive Beginning Therapy
Cognitive Bargaining Therapy
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RESEARCH METHODS: Laboratory experiments tend to have higher external validity than field experiments
False
True
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Behavioural activation is . . .
Enforcing an exercise regime
Enforcing daily social activities
Encouraging kind behaviours
Encouraging the patient to take part in enjoyable activities
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March et al (2007) found that . . .
A combination of drug & CBT treatments was most effective
Drug treatments were the most effective
None of the treatments was effective
CBT was less effective than drug treatments
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Ellis extends his model to ABCDE, what do the extra letters stand for?
D = depression E = evidence
D = dispute E = effect
D = disturb E = exposure
D = don't E = explain
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The form of CBT developed from Ellis's model is called:
Rational Evidence Behaviour Therapy
Really Easy Behaviour Therapy
Radical Emotional Behaviour Therapy
Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy
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MEMORY: Which kind of lab studies provides strong support for the Working Memory Model?
Experiments into short-term memory
Clinical studies of amnesia
The serial position effect
Dual-task studies.
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Homework from a CBT session could be . . .
Recording when they enjoyed participating in an event
Recording traumatic childhood experiences
Writing an essay
Writing down their dreams
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APPROACHES: How many levels are there in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
6
5
3
4
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Rosenzweig (1936) proposed a theory he called 'The Dodo Bird Effect' which claims . . .
Questioning extinction helps replace negative thoughts
Therapeutic success is due to therapist-patient relationship
Talking therapies are seldom effective
Reading classic novels cures depression
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Which of the following is NOT done during a CBT session?
Patient talks about their dreams
Patient is given homework to complete
Challenging negative or irrational thoughts
Patient and therapist clarify the patient's problems
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According to Ellis the therapist should treat the patient with . . .
Suspicion at first until a good relationship develops
Discounts for attending all sessions
Unconditional positive regard
Professional disdain