Cognitive Behavioral Models – Flashcards

Flashcards covering key CBT concepts, Bandura & Beck, REBT, assessments, tests, and interventions from the Cognitive Behavioral FOR notes.

What shapes human behavior in the Cognitive-Behavioral Frame of Reference?

Internal thought processes: beliefs, intentions, emotions, attitudes, and related cognitive processes.

What approaches are included in Cognitive-Behavioral FORs?

Teaching-learning, psychoeducation, and self-management strategies.

What client abilities are required for CBT approaches?

Self-awareness, inductive reasoning, and deductive reasoning.

Who can benefit from Cognitive-Behavioral FORs?

Adults and children with behavioral and/or cognitive deficits.

Give 2 examples of deficits addressed by this FOR.

Child feeling peer rejection; brain-injured adult denying limitations.

What theory is Bandura known for in this FOR?

Social Learning Theory.

List 3 key Bandura concepts used in CBT.

Observational learning; modeling (role-playing); reinforcement.

What concepts are central to Beck’s Cognitive Therapy?

Cognitive distortions, automatic thoughts, Socratic questioning, and guided discovery.

What is an example of a core schema?

I am bad.

What does Ellis’s Rational Emotive Therapy (REBT) emphasize?

The ABCD model: Activating event (Antecedent), Beliefs, Consequences, and Disputing irrational beliefs.

What technique is used to reframe problems in REBT?

Cognitive restructuring.

Name 3 self-report or mental status tools used in CBT evaluation.

Role Checklist; Mini-Mental State Examination; Beck Depression Inventory.

What are two cognitive-level tests used?

Allen’s Cognitive Levels Screening; LOTCA.

What ADL-based tests are mentioned?

KELS; Barthel Index.

What is the central task of interventions in CBT?

Applying logic to dispute irrational thinking habits.

List 3 common CBT interventions.

Psychoeducational groups; social and life skills groups; self-regulation.