Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional DisordersDescribes both theory and therapeutic techniques for anxiety neuroses, depressions, obsessions, phobias, and psychosomatic disorders and demonstrates the range of applicability of the cognitive approach. |
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... depressed patient who follows the theme , " I am wrong , he is right . " Unlike depressed patients , the paranoid patient does not experi- ence any lowering of his self - esteem . He is more con- cerned with the injustice of the attack ...
... depressed patient who follows the theme , " I am wrong , he is right . " Unlike depressed patients , the paranoid patient does not experi- ence any lowering of his self - esteem . He is more con- cerned with the injustice of the attack ...
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... depressed inpatients focused on the depressed patients ' difficulty in ... patient is especially sensitive to tangible evidence of successful ... depressed patient . This tendency to exaggerate the evaluative aspects of situations and to ...
... depressed inpatients focused on the depressed patients ' difficulty in ... patient is especially sensitive to tangible evidence of successful ... depressed patient . This tendency to exaggerate the evaluative aspects of situations and to ...
Page 271
... depressed patient reacts positively to tangible evidence of successful or superior performance ( Chapter 5 ) , provides useful clues for cognitive restructuring . The meaning to the patient of immediate , concrete , positive information ...
... depressed patient reacts positively to tangible evidence of successful or superior performance ( Chapter 5 ) , provides useful clues for cognitive restructuring . The meaning to the patient of immediate , concrete , positive information ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Common Sense and Beyond | 6 |
Tapping the Internal Communications | 24 |
Copyright | |
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