Exam 15: The Cognitive Approach: Theory, Application, and Assessment

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A researcher examines not only how people think of themselves today but also the kind of person they want to become or are afraid of becoming. The researcher is probably investigating

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Joshua classifies each person he meets as either sensitive or insensitive. A cognitive personality theorist would probably say that sensitive-insensitive is an example of a

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Which part of the A-B-C process would be saying to yourself, "It is necessary that I get perfect grades in school."?

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Which of the following is true about the cognitive processes that produce behavior?

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According to Ellis, people have psychological problems because of faulty reasoning due to unconscious impulses.

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A strength of the cognitive approach is that it fits well with

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Contrast cognitive psychotherapy with Rogers's approach. Discuss the application of personal construct theory to psychological problems such as anxiety. Explain the significance of self-defeating thinking in typical cognitive therapy.

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In addition to allowing for rapid processing of schema-relevant information, self-schemas provide a framework for

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Which of the following was referred to by Kelly as the "most precarious" of the assumptions made by a therapist using the Rep Test?

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Albert Ellis describes an A-B-C reasoning process that creates unnecessary emotional problems. Which step in this reasoning process does he draw to the client's attention during rational emotive behavior therapy?

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Many different therapies fall within the broad cognitive approach, but each cognitive therapy identifies as the cause of behavioral problems and disorders.

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According to Kelly, anxiety results when

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Patsy is not sure how her teacher will react to watch she wrote on her assignment. She's unable to predict what will happen when the paper is returned. According to personal construct theory,

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According to Kelly, personal constructs

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One of the criticisms of the cognitive approach to personality is that many of the concepts introduced by cognitive theorists may not be necessary to explain human behavior. This criticism refers to the

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A researcher examines not only how people think of themselves today but also the kind of person they want to become or are afraid of becoming. The researcher is probably investigating

Joshua classifies each person he meets as either sensitive or insensitive. A cognitive personality theorist would probably say that sensitive-insensitive is an example of a

Which part of the A-B-C process would be saying to yourself, "It is necessary that I get perfect grades in school."?

Which of the following is true about the cognitive processes that produce behavior?

According to Ellis, people have psychological problems because of faulty reasoning due to unconscious impulses.

A strength of the cognitive approach is that it fits well with

Contrast cognitive psychotherapy with Rogers's approach. Discuss the application of personal construct theory to psychological problems such as anxiety. Explain the significance of self-defeating thinking in typical cognitive therapy.

In addition to allowing for rapid processing of schema-relevant information, self-schemas provide a framework for

Which of the following was referred to by Kelly as the "most precarious" of the assumptions made by a therapist using the Rep Test?

Albert Ellis describes an A-B-C reasoning process that creates unnecessary emotional problems. Which step in this reasoning process does he draw to the client's attention during rational emotive behavior therapy?

Many different therapies fall within the broad cognitive approach, but each cognitive therapy identifies as the cause of behavioral problems and disorders.

According to Kelly, anxiety results when

Patsy is not sure how her teacher will react to watch she wrote on her assignment. She's unable to predict what will happen when the paper is returned. According to personal construct theory,

According to Kelly, personal constructs

One of the criticisms of the cognitive approach to personality is that many of the concepts introduced by cognitive theorists may not be necessary to explain human behavior. This criticism refers to the

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