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Which type of factors are included in the Four P's Factor Model in Case Formulation?
Which type of factors are included in the Four P's Factor Model in Case Formulation?
- Positive, Practical, Predictive
- Primary, Passive, Preventive
- Psychological, Physiological, Social
- Predisposing, Precipitating, Perpetuating (correct)
What are examples of predisposing factors according to the mentioned model?
What are examples of predisposing factors according to the mentioned model?
- Traumatic brain injury, attachment style, poverty (correct)
- Medical illness, hormonal changes, stressors
- Substance abuse, cognitive style, discrimination
- Loss of services, chronic illness, poor finances
Which factor can be considered a perpetuating factor according to the model?
Which factor can be considered a perpetuating factor according to the model?
- Exposure to childhood adversity
- Interpersonal trauma
- Birth complications
- Response to hospitalization (correct)
What type of factor could sleep deprivation be classified as in the model?
What type of factor could sleep deprivation be classified as in the model?
In the context of the model, what could core beliefs and cognitive distortions be classified as?
In the context of the model, what could core beliefs and cognitive distortions be classified as?
Which factor is an example of a psychological predisposing factor?
Which factor is an example of a psychological predisposing factor?
What type of factor is loss of services considered to be in the model?
What type of factor is loss of services considered to be in the model?
Which factor could lack of insight be classified as according to the model?
Which factor could lack of insight be classified as according to the model?
What type of factor is chronic relationship discord according to the model?
What type of factor is chronic relationship discord according to the model?
According to the Four P's Factor Model, what kind of factor could lack of adequate treatment be classified as?
According to the Four P's Factor Model, what kind of factor could lack of adequate treatment be classified as?
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