Cognitive Approach to Abnormality
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- Created on: 01-06-13 14:47
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- Cognitive Approach to Abnormality
- Abnormality is caused by faulty thinking
- Ellis ABC
- Activating event - belief -consequence
- Problem is caused by interpretation of activating event resulting in faulty thoughts which lead to unpleasant feelings/ abnormal behavour
- Activating event - belief -consequence
- People with depression/ anxiety often generalise "if I fail this mock, I'll fail everything"
- Beck's Cognitive Triad
- Negative thoughts about self, world, future
- E.g. "I'm useless at this" "Everyone is better than me"
- Negative thoughts about self, world, future
- Safety Seeking Behaviour
- Hiding abnormality so you don't have to face it
- E.g. not making eye contact
- Hiding abnormality so you don't have to face it
- Reductionist
- Blames sufferer
- Empowers client
- Acknowledges humans have a higher order thoughts
- Not effective in treating SZ
- Acknowledges humans have a higher order thoughts
- Empowers client
- Blames sufferer
- Ellis ABC
- Activating event - belief -consequence
- Problem is caused by interpretation of activating event resulting in faulty thoughts which lead to unpleasant feelings/ abnormal behavour
- Activating event - belief -consequence
- People with depression/ anxiety often generalise "if I fail this mock, I'll fail everything"
- Beck's Cognitive Triad
- Negative thoughts about self, world, future
- E.g. "I'm useless at this" "Everyone is better than me"
- Negative thoughts about self, world, future
- Safety Seeking Behaviour
- Hiding abnormality so you don't have to face it
- E.g. not making eye contact
- Hiding abnormality so you don't have to face it
- Reductionist
- Blames sufferer
- Empowers client
- Acknowledges humans have a higher order thoughts
- Not effective in treating SZ
- Acknowledges humans have a higher order thoughts
- Empowers client
- Blames sufferer
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