COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT STRATEGIES FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS

Question 1

THIS CBT STRATEGY CAN BE USED FOR OCD

Answer 1

RELAXATION TRAINING

Question 2

USES A MACHINE TO REDUCE ANXIETY AND MODIFY BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES THROUGH DEVELOPING THE ABILITY TO RELAX

Answer 2

BIOFEEDBACK

Question 3

A TECHNIQUE USED TO DESENTISIZE A PATIENT CATASTROPHIC INTERPRETATIONS OF INTERNAL BODILY CUES. THE PATIENT IS THEN asked to do the things that CAUSED THESE SYMPTOMS IN A GRADUALLY INCREASING REPETITIVE MANNER TO DESENSITIZE HIM

Answer 3

INTEROCEPTIVE EXPOSURE

Question 4

INTERPETATION OF INTERNAL BODILY CUES (INTEROCEPTIVE EXPOSURE)

Answer 4

1. TACHYCARDIA
2. BLURRED VISION
3. SOB

Question 5

A FORM OF RAPID DESENTIZATION IN WHICH A BEHAVIORAL THERAPIST CONFRONTS THE CLIENT WITH PHOBIC OBJECTS UNTIL IT NO LONGER PRODUCES ANXIETY

Answer 5

FLOODING

Question 6

THIS IS CONDUCTED ONLY BY TRAINED PSYCHOTHERAPISTS UNDER CONTROLLED CIRCUMSTANCES AND WITH THE CLIENT’S CONSENT

Answer 6

FLOODING

Question 7

THE THERAPIST PROGRESSIVELY EXPOSES THE CLIENT TO THE THREATENING OBJECT IN A SAFE SETTING UNTIL THE CLIENT’S ANXIETY DECREASES

Answer 7

SYSTEMATIC (SERIAL) DESENSITIZATION

Question 8

IN SYSTEMATIC (SERIAL) DESENSITIZATION, HOW DO CLIENTS DECREASE ANXIETY?

Answer 8

1. IN VITRO
2. IN VIVO

Question 9

COMBINING MUSCLE RELAXATION WITH IMAGINED SCENES OF SITUATIONS THAT CAUSE ANXIETY

Answer 9

IN VITRO

Question 10

EXPOSING CLIENTS TO REAL-LIFE SITUATIONS

Answer 10

IN VIVO

Question 11

IT IS USED TO TREAT OCD. IT FOCUSES ON DELAYING OR AVOIDING THE PERFORMANCE OF RITUALS OR TO FACE A PATICULAR FEAR WITHOUT ENGAGING IN THE ACCOMPANYING BEHAVIOR

Answer 11

RESPONSE PREVENTION

Question 12

COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING

Answer 12

1. MONITOR THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS
2. QUESTIONING THE EVIDENCE
3. EXAMINING ALTERNATIVES

Question 13

INVOLVES THE THERAPIEST’S USE OF QUESTIONS TO APPRAISE THE SITUATIONS MORE REALISTICALLY. THE CLIENT USES THOUGHT-STOPPING AND DISTRACTION TECHNIQUES TO JOLT HIMSELF AWAY FROM FOCUSING ON NEGATIVE THOUGHTS

Answer 13

DECATASTROPHIZING

Question 14

CONVERTING NEGATIVE MESSAGES INTO POSITIVE MESSAGES

Answer 14

POSITIVE REFRAMING

Question 15

HOW TO DO POSITIVE REFRAMING?

Answer 15

TEACHING CLIENT TO CREATE POSITIVE MESSAGES FOR USE DURING PANIC EPISODES

Question 16

A STRATEGY THAT CHANGES A PATIENT’S PERCEPTION OF A SITUATION OR BEHAVIOR, LIKE FOCUSING ON OTHER ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEM OR ENCOURAGING A PATIENT TO SEE THE ISSUE FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

Answer 16

POSITIVE REFRAMING

Question 17

technique used to help individuals manage and control intrusive, negative, or distressing thoughts. The goal is to interrupt and replace unwanted thoughts with more positive, constructive ones

Answer 17

Thought stopping

Question 18

HELPS REDUCE UNWANTED BUT PERSISTENT MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIORS BY APPLYING AVERSIVE OR NOXIOUS STIMULUS WHEN A MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR OCCURS

Answer 18

AVERSION THERAPHY

Question 19

INVOLVES A FORMAL CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PATIENT AND THE THERAPIST DEFINING WHAT CONSEQUENCES FOLLOW THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE BEHAVIOR

Answer 19

CONTINGENCY CONTRACTING

Question 20

PROMOTE THE RELAXATION RESPONSE TO REGULATE THE EMOTIONAL DISTRESS ASSOCIATED WITH IT. LONG TERM GOAL:

Answer 20

TO HELP THE PATIENT REGULATE EMOTIONAL DISTRESS THROUGH PROMOTING THE RELAXATION RESPONSE