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What does the cognitive behavioral paradigm trace its roots to?
What does the cognitive behavioral paradigm trace its roots to?
Learning principles and cognitive science
Which of the following is a technique used in behavioral activation therapy for depression?
Which of the following is a technique used in behavioral activation therapy for depression?
The time-out technique is used to reinforce problem behavior.
The time-out technique is used to reinforce problem behavior.
False (B)
What are the two components of systematic desensitization?
What are the two components of systematic desensitization?
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The exposure component of many cognitive behavior therapies aims to extinguish anxiety through facing the ______.
The exposure component of many cognitive behavior therapies aims to extinguish anxiety through facing the ______.
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Imaginal exposure is used when which of the following cannot be conducted in real life?
Imaginal exposure is used when which of the following cannot be conducted in real life?
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Study Notes
Cognitive Behavioral Paradigm
- Originates from learning principles and cognitive science, forming the foundation of cognitive behavioral therapies.
- Influenced significantly by classical and operant conditioning techniques.
Influences from Behavior Therapy
- Problem behaviors persist if reinforced; identifying the reinforcement source is crucial for effective treatment.
- Treatment strategies may include ignoring the behavior or implementing time-out, a method where the individual is removed from reinforcing environments.
- Behavioral Activation (BA) therapy specifically targets depression by encouraging engagement in tasks that yield positive reinforcement.
Systematic Desensitization
- Involves two main components: deep muscle relaxation and gradual exposure to feared situations, starting from least to most anxiety-provoking.
- The exposure component aims to extinguish anxiety through prolonged exposure without actual harm.
- Real-life exposure (e.g., flying for a fear of flying) is preferred but imaginal exposure is used when real-life situations are not feasible.
- Both real-life and imaginal exposures may be utilized in some cases.
Exposure Techniques
- Remain a central focus of many cognitive behavior therapy strategies and are extensively explored in advanced chapters.
- Techniques have evolved since their inception, enhancing understanding and implementation in therapeutic practices.
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This quiz explores the cognitive behavioral paradigm, highlighting its foundations in learning principles and cognitive science. It also discusses the influences of behavior therapy and the significance of reinforcement in addressing problem behaviors.
