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| originator of cognitive theory; believed that thoughts determined feelings and behaviors; Beck depression inventory |
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| gives cognitive thought patterns (as oppose to emotions and behaviors) the main focus, thoughts determine feelings andb behaviors, interpretations are what is important |
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| abnormal theory in cognitive theory |
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| belief in maladaptive cognitions lead to abnormal behavior |
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| maladaptive cognition; drawing a conclusion without solid evidence |
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| maladaptive cognition; mistaking isolated incidents for the norm |
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| maladaptive cognition; making too much or too little of somethin |
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| maladaptive cognition; inappropriately taking responsibility |
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| maladaptive cognition; black and white thinking; extremist thinking |
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| negative views about the self, world, and the future; believed by Beck to cause depresison |
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| Beck Depression Inventory |
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| measures negative views about the self, the world, and the future (cognitive triad) and is used to gauge severity of depression |
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| directed therapy to expose and restructure maladaptive thought and reasoning patterns; short term; focuses on tangible evidence of client's logic; goal is to correct maladaptive cognitions |
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