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1 Beck’s cognitive therapy work on changing maladaptive patterns of thought and behavior with a therapist Psych 100 Final Exam
2 Beck’s Cognitive Therapy tries to help patients identify their automatic thoughts and reactions, and to substitute more beneficial reactions a general tricky vocab
3 Beck’s Cognitive Therapy cognitive technique; designed by Aaron Beck; designed to identify and change inappropriate negative and self-critical patterns of thought; primarily used to treat depression and anxiety; therapy is not as challenging and confrontational as REBT; aims to lead person to more realistic and flexible ways of thinking AP Psychology Treatment and Therapy
4 Beck’s Cognitive Therapy cognitive technique; designed by Aaron Beck; designed to identify and change inappropriate negative and self-critical patterns of thought; primarily used to treat depression and anxiety; therapy is not as challenging and confrontational as REBT; aims to lead person to more realistic and flexible ways of thinking AP Psych Treatment & Therapy
5 Beck’s cognitive therapy Therapy that attempts to correct systematic errors in reasoning known as cognitive distortions. Chapter 15 Treating Psychological Disorders

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1 Therapyif u need therapy,then i am here 2 help u. just call me dr. m. 3 users June 22, 2007
2 Holistic Therapy RevsionDebbie O'Boyle St Austell College 2008 1 user January 31, 2008

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