Flashcards in 7) CBT 2 Deck (14):
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What is method of accessing negative automatic thoughts?
Three/seven column thought record
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How can thinking errors be used in CBT?
Use alongside thought record so patient can distance themselves and analyse own thoughts, shows unhelpful thinking
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What is all or nothing thinking?
View a situation in only two categories, instead of continuum
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What is catastrophising?
Predict the future negatively without considering more likely outcomes
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Describe what discounting the positives means:
Telling yourself that positive experiences, deeds and qualities do not count
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What is emotional reasoning?
Think something must be true because you 'feel' it so strongly, ignoring or discounting evidence to contrary
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What is labelling?
Fixed label on yourself or others without considering that the evidence might more reasonably lead to a less disastrous conclusion
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What is magnification/minimisation?
Magnify negative aspects and/or minimise positives
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What is a mental filter?
Pay undue attention to one negative detail rather than seeing the whole picture
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What is mind reading in terms of thinking errors?
Believe you know what other are thinking without considering more likely possibilities
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What is overgeneralisation?
Sweeping negative conclusion that goes far beyond current situation
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What is personalisation in terms of thinking errors?
Believe others are behaving negatively because of you e.g. grumpy plumber so must be annoyed at you
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What are imperatives?
Should or must statements and overestimate how bad it is if you go against these
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