Chapter 27: Cognitive behaviour therapies
1. The use of a reward chart where a child is given a sticker for demonstrating good behaviour is an example of ___.
- Positive reinforcement
- Classical conditioning
- Negative reinforcement
- Punishment
2. Beck’s cognitive model of depression includes ___.
- Core beliefs
- Dysfunctional assumptions
- Negative automatic thoughts
- All of the above
3. Making sense of assessment information using a cognitive model is called ___.
- Cognitive analysis
- Behavioural analysis
- Cognitive behavioural formulation
- Cognitive behavioural analysis
4. Behavioural activation is best described as ___.
- A behavioural strategy that is easy to implement
- A behavioural strategy that reduces negative reinforcement and increases positive reinforcement
- A behavioural strategy that is only used for depression
- A behavioural strategy that is best used with adults
5. Which of the following negative automatic thoughts is an example of a catastrophic misinterpretation?
- ‘I must have done something wrong!”’
- ‘I’m no good, I’ll never get a job!’
- ‘I’m having a heart attack!’
- ‘He’s an obnoxious man!’
6. Which of the following best describes the role of the therapeutic relationship in CBT?
- Necessary and sufficient to bring about therapeutic change
- Necessary but not sufficient to bring about therapeutic change
- Neither necessary or sufficient to bring about therapeutic change.
- Irrelevant to the practice of CBT
7. Graded exposure is best described as ___.
- Graded exposure to a feared stimulus until habituation occurs
- Gradual exposure to a phobia
- Bringing on an anxiety response
- A treatment for anxiety