BEHAVIOURAL THERAPIES - Depression 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AmyCreated on: 13-06-13 16:03 who developed a behavioural therapy? Lewinsohn 1 of 11 what is this therapy based on taking up pleasurable activities and improve social skills 2 of 11 how does the therapist work with the patient? they develop an action plan for trying new activities 3 of 11 what does the therapist then ensure? all positive behaviours are rewarded whilst negative ones are ignored 4 of 11 who are also included to make sure that this occurs outside sessions? family members 5 of 11 what does the therapist also teach the patient? different social skills - verbal and non verbal; teaches them to recognise cues in other people and how to respond appropriately 6 of 11 what is also essential for the success of the treatment? the practice gained in homework tasks 7 of 11 how does the treatment work? learning new behaviours leads to positive reinforcement and encourages the person to do more which brings them out of depression 8 of 11 when is behavioural therapy only effective? when it is delivered as a whole package - isolated elements not effective 9 of 11 how have people made this therapy less reductionist? combined it with cognitive elements 10 of 11 what is behavioural therapy focused on - nature of nurture? nurture 11 of 11
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