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12 Cards in this Set
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pavlov |
1902 |
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Watson and raynor |
1920 |
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skinner |
1948 |
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mowrer |
1939 |
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therapies |
aversion, flooding, systematic desensitization, exposure and response prevention |
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behavioural model advantages |
development of effective treatment CRP |
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behavioural disadvantages |
little evidence to support acquisition theory doesn't include cognitive aspects |
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cognitive theory ofdistress - ellis |
dysfunctional thoughts lead to emotions and in turn maladaptive behaviours. core beliefs form schemas. Rational emotive behaviour therapy focuses on these core beliefs and correcting them. |
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cognitive -beck |
core schemas, influence the way we interpret the world |
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thinking errors |
selective abstraction catasrophising dichotomous thinking overgeneralisation |
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schema theory |
provide the impetus for disorder specific models clinically relevant, effective treatment validity? not scientific instead clinical cause/effect |
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cognitive model of panic |
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