Cognitive approach Flashcards

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What is the development of the cognitive approach?

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A reaction against the behaviourist

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What are some examples of cognitions?

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Memory, Perception, Thinking

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3
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What are the importance of inferences?

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Processes are ‘private’ so we to make inferences

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What are inferences?

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Assumptions

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5
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What is the computer analogy?

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The mind works the same as a computer

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What does the information process model consist of?

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Input, Process, Output

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What are the roles of theoretical models?

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A visual representation of concepts and ideas

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What are examples of theoretical models?

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Working memory model, multi store model (memory)

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What are the role of schemas?

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They act as a mental framework
Help organise information

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Ao3 of Cognitive approach

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✅Real life application - CBT for treating depression (challenges thoughts) - cost and time effective - Less burden on NHS - benefits economy.
❌Machine reductionism - Computer analogy ignores human emotion - processes can be effected by emotions.
✅Less deterministic than other approaches - behaviourist believe free will is an illusion - Cognitive approach - Experiences allow a selection of thoughts and free will is one of those selections.

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