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Clemente,Angelie Dane O.
20201119406 APY 2206 - PSY4C 05 / 16 / 2024
Self Reflection and Discussion Questions:
1. Cognitive behaviour practitioners use a brief, active, directive,
collaborative, present-focused, didactic, psycho-educational model of therapy that relies on empirical validation of its concepts and techniques. What potential advantages do you see of this focus? Any disadvantages? - The cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) approach has various advantages because it is focused and evidence-based. Because it is brief and dynamic, clients may see results faster than with other therapies. Directiveness and collaboration guarantee that clients are guided while actively engaged in their own treatment. Clients learn practical methods for dealing with current issues when they focus on the present and are didactic. The emphasis on empirical validation provides reassurance that the therapy is beneficial. However, the regimented form of CBT may not be appropriate for everyone, and some people prefer a more exploratory or insight-oriented approach. Furthermore, its emphasis on the present may obscure deeper concerns that require more in-depth investigation.
2. The cognitive behaviour therapies are among the most popular
with today’s practitioners. What do you think accounts for the increased interest in CBT? - There are various reasons why cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT) are so popular among practitioners. First, CBT has a strong data foundation, with multiple research demonstrating its efficacy for a wide range of mental health disorders. This empirical validation boosts practitioners' confidence in its efficacy. Furthermore, CBT is often brief and concentrated, making it appropriate for addressing specific concerns in a limited timeframe. Its systematic method offers clear instructions to both therapists and clients, resulting in efficient and effective treatment. Furthermore, CBT approaches are easily adapted to different demographics and situations, making them versatile and widely used in clinical practice. Overall, the mix of scientific backing, functionality, and versatility has added to the increasing interest in CBT among practitioners today.
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