Depression - Becks Negative Triad Flashcards
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What is one strength of Beck's cognitive model of depression?

  • Existence of supporting research (correct)
  • It offers a complete explanation
  • It is universally accepted
  • It has no limitations
  • What does cognitive vulnerability refer to?

    Ways of thinking that may predispose a person to becoming depressed.

    Cognitive vulnerability is only common in people who are already depressed.

    False

    What is an application of Beck's model in clinical practice?

    <p>Screening and treatment for depression.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Understanding cognitive vulnerability has applications in only one aspect of clinical practice.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a limitation of Beck's model of depression?

    <p>It does not explain all cognitive aspects of depression</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What cognitive aspects of depression are not explained by Beck's model?

    <p>Anger, hallucinations, and delusions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Strengths of Beck's Cognitive Model

    • Supporting research exists that validates Beck's cognitive model of depression, highlighting its relevance.
    • Cognitive vulnerability includes negative thinking patterns and information processing that may lead to depression, as identified by Beck.
    • A review indicated that cognitive vulnerabilities are prevalent in those with depression and often precede the onset of the disorder.

    Applications in Clinical Practice

    • Beck's model is effective for screening and treatment of depression, particularly in identifying at-risk individuals.
    • Identifying cognitive vulnerability allows psychologists to monitor and support young people susceptible to depression.
    • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) can be effectively implemented using insights from Beck's model.

    Limitations of Beck's Cognitive Model

    • The model provides only a partial explanation of depression, leaving out significant cognitive aspects of the disorder.
    • While cognitive vulnerability is associated with depression, it does not account for other symptoms such as anger, hallucinations, or delusions.
    • Beck's negative triad alone fails to encompass the full cognitive complexities of depression.

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    This quiz focuses on Beck's cognitive model of depression, particularly the Negative Triad. It includes strengths and supporting research that underline the cognitive vulnerabilities related to depression. Test your understanding of these key concepts with flashcards designed for effective learning.

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