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Techniques and Intervention Strategies Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of using thought records in CBT?

    Answer: Challenge and restructure automatic thoughts

    Thought records help clients identify and evaluate automatic thoughts, which is central to cognitive restructuring.

  2. What is behavioral activation used for in CBT?

    Answer: Improve mood through activity

    Behavioral activation aims to increase engagement in positively reinforcing activities, especially for clients with depression.

  3. What is the purpose of exposure therapy in CBT?

    Answer: Gradually face fears to reduce avoidance

    Exposure therapy helps clients gradually confront feared situations or objects to reduce avoidance and anxiety.

  4. Which technique is most associated with identifying irrational thinking in CBT?

    Answer: Cognitive restructuring

    Cognitive restructuring is used to identify, challenge, and replace irrational or distorted thoughts.

  5. How does role-playing benefit CBT clients?

    Answer: Practice coping strategies and improve communication

    Role-playing helps clients practice new behaviors and coping strategies in a safe and controlled environment.

  6. Why are homework assignments important in CBT?

    Answer: Reinforce skills outside sessions

    Homework allows clients to apply new skills and techniques in real-world settings, reinforcing therapeutic progress.