DEPRESSION +CBT 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyDepressionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: KatieCreated on: 17-08-19 17:29 what causes depression faulty information processing 1 of 40 what causes us errors in the way we interpret events automatic negative thoughts 2 of 40 What did Beck come up with the cognitive triad 3 of 40 what makes up the triad 1. the self 2. the world 3. the future 4 of 40 what does the cognitive triad suggest depressed people think the way they do because their thinking is linked to negative interpretations of the triad 5 of 40 when was cotard syndrome discovered 1882 6 of 40 who discovered the cognitive triad Beck 7 of 40 what is cotards syndrome suffere are deluded into thinking they have lost blood, organs, body parts, sometimes that they are dead 8 of 40 what does cotards syndrome link to biological explanations for behaviour 9 of 40 what does the cognitive explanation suggest about depression childhood events lead to negative schemas 10 of 40 3 examples of childhood events that may lead to negative schema 1. loss of a parent (attachment theory) 2. rejection from peers 3. parental criticism 11 of 40 who came up with the ABC model Ellis 12 of 40 what does A stand for Activating event triggers... 13 of 40 What does B stand for ...beliefs which are irrational, this produces... 14 of 40 What does c stand for Consequenses of an emotional response 15 of 40 what causes a response Irrational beliefs, NOT THE EVENT ITSELF 16 of 40 4 examples of irrational beliefs 1.perfectionism 2. wanting to please everyone 3. avoidance of responsibility 4. past history determines future behaviour 17 of 40 what is a treatment of depression CBT 18 of 40 what did Beck develop cognitive therapy 19 of 40 what does Beck's cognitive therapy aim to do identify automatic thoughts relating to each part of the cognitive triad 20 of 40 how are these thoughts challenged the patient takes an active role in testing out their irrational thought 21 of 40 what technique does this employ 'patient as scientist'` 22 of 40 what did Ellis develop rational emotive behaviour therapy 23 of 40 what is the aim identify and challenge irrational beliefs 24 of 40 what does REBT do breaks the link between life events and depression 25 of 40 what arguements does the REBT use logical and empirical 26 of 40 what is behavioural activation the therapist will try to get the patient to do more enjoyable activities 27 of 40 what does this help the patient to do get 'evidence' to challenge their irrational thought 28 of 40 What is significant about CBT You can carry it out on yourself based off books 29 of 40 what is this called bibliotherapy 30 of 40 why is this good accessible to everyone, less time 31 of 40 who looked at the effectiveness of depression March et al. 32 of 40 what did march et al compare. CBT to drugs 33 of 40 what did they find CBT was just as effective as drugs - 81% reported improvement 34 of 40 how effective is CBT after 8-15 sessions 75% effective 35 of 40 why is CBT such a good method lowest relapse rates of any psychologcial treatment 36 of 40 what is the availability of CBT free on NHS (waiting list etc) 37 of 40 what is the cost free on NHS but private £40-£100 a session 38 of 40 what can CBT treat other than depression SAD, anxiety, hypochondriasis, eating disorders, OCD 39 of 40 WHy may CBT not work self motivation to go and carry out 'homework' so may not work in serious /sucidial cases 40 of 40
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