PSYB45H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 27: Marsha M. Linehan, Bulimia Nervosa, Schizophrenia
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Chapter 27 approaches to behaviour therapy: cogniive restructuring; self- Directed coping methods; and mindfulness and acceptance procedures. Behaviour therapy iniially treatment for anxiety and fear, later used for many clinical problems. Cogniive therapy problems requiring psychotherapy are caused by dysfuncional thinking o. Cogniive processes/cogniions verbalizaions or images called believing, thinking, expecing or perceiving. Cogniive behaviour modiicaion/cogniive behaviour therapy cogniive therapy + behaviour modiicaion. Believe that the criterion for judging the efeciveness of any treatment is the amount of measureable o improvement that occurs in the client"s behaviour. 3 stages in behavioural approaches to psychotherapy occurred: behaviour therapy and cogniive behaviour therapy o then third wave of behaviour therapy. Third generaion does not try to change the client cogniions directly, but atempts to change the clients reacions to their cogniions. Cogniive therapy has two underlying major theoreical assumpions o o. 1 individuals interpret and react to events by forming cogniions on the basis of the perceived signiicance of those events.
