Chapter 10 Cognitive

Freud's psychoanalysis had an indirect influence on the development of cognitive therapy

Beck's cognitive therapy uses techniques similar to psychoanalysis.

Cognitive schemas develop from childhood beliefs about oneself and one's world.

Automatic thoughts can be exaggerated or inaccurate.

Socratic dialogue is an example of dysfunctional thinking.

Removing biases and distortions so that individuals can think more effectively is a major goal of cognitive therapy.

The Beck Depression Inventory is used for thought sampling.

Different therapeutic techniques are used for different psychological disorders.

The cognitive triad is a helpful concept in understanding depression.

Cognitive therapists assess patients' thoughts, not their feelings or behaviors.

A developmental approach to understanding how children think was pioneered by

Beck's cognitive schemas bear a resemblance to the personal construct theory of

Individuals may have a number of different cognitions such as "I run slowly," "I'm uncoordinated," "I can't play baseball," "I'm always chosen last for a team." These cognitions may exist without a person being aware of them. These thoughts are called

When the statements from the previous question are viewed as a whole and represent a belief such as "I'm no good at sports," this belief may represent

Which of the following is NOT a cognitive distortion?

"I know that I will have a bad day today" is an example of which type of cognitive distortion?

The Dysfunctional Thought Record is an example of

Which of the following questions is not used in the three-question techniques?

Jim: If it hadn't been for me, Bob wouldn't have hit me.
Therapist: You said Bob was very drunk. That would seem to play a large role in Bob hitting you.

What cognitive therapy is the therapist using?

Carla: I can't do anything right.
Therapist: Let's talk about some of the things that you do that work well for you.

What cognitive technique is the therapist using?

Mary: My boss criticizes me constantly on all of my projects.
Therapist: I believe you may be overgeneralizing from that one time your boss reprimanded you.

Which cognitive technique is the therapist using?

The cognitive schema of hypervigilance is associated with

Schema focused cognitive therapy differs from Aaron Beck's cognitive therapy because of its emphasis on

The view that thoughts are just thoughts not reality is a significant aspect of

Which of these techniques is most likely to be used in cognitive group therapy?