CBT Core Principles of Belief Therapy

Question 1

What is a foundational concept in belief therapy?

Accepted Answer

Changing beliefs leads to personal transformation

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Medication alters beliefs

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Behavior is shaped by rewards only

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Genetics determine all behavior

Question 2

Which belief is most often targeted in belief therapy?

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False beliefs

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True beliefs

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Logical beliefs

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Inherited beliefs

Question 3

Which model does belief therapy most closely align with?

Accepted Answer

Cognitive-behavioral model

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Medical model

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Psychodynamic model

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Humanistic model

Question 4

What is the first step in belief therapy?

Accepted Answer

Identifying faulty beliefs

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Assigning behavior homework

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Using affirmations

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Providing medication options

Question 5

In belief therapy, how is a new belief established?

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Repeating the truth and taking aligned action

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Using fear-based motivation

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Ignoring the old belief

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Waiting for external validation

Question 6

Which outcome is expected when a core belief is corrected?

Accepted Answer

Improved behavior and well-being

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Increased resistance

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Behavioral deterioration

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Personality change