GROUP 8

In common thought distortions, expecting the worst in the future, when, realistically, it’s unlikely to occur

• Overgeneralization
• Personalization
• Minimization
• Catastrophizing

Refers to feelings of interconnectedness among group members.

• group division

• group cohesiveness

• group separation

• group unity

Man is uniquely rational, as well as uniquely irrational animal; that his emotion or psychological disturbances are largely a result of his thinking illogically or irrationally.

• The ABCDE Model

• Rational Emotive Behavior Theraphy (REBT)

• Rational Emotional Behavioral Theraphy (REBT)

• The ABCDEF Model

All members start and finish therapy together, with no new members added during the process.

• Opened enrollment therapy

• Individual therapy
• Closed therapy

• Closed enrollment therapy

Promotes full engagement with one’s own internal mental processes in a nonconfrontational way.

• Distraction
• Hypnosis
• Daydreaming
• Mindfulness

Events influence one another in a reciprocal way, such that a parent’s anda child’s behavior each affect the other continuously (more like a “two-way street”).

• Reciprocal influence
• Linear Causality

• Circular Causality

• Unilateral influence

What therapy Marsha Linehan developed to treat borderline personality disorder (BPD)

• Cognitive Behavior Therapy

• Dialectal Behavior Therapy

• Person-Centered Therapy

• Existential Therapy

In discussing positive outcomes rather than unpleasant situations to adopt more positive point of view, What family therapist not used?

• Acceptance or understanding
• Problem Talk

• Denial or avoidance
• Solution Talk

What key concept does cognitive therapy emphasize regarding the relationship between events and emotions?

• Emotions are independent of events.

• Events directly determine our emotions.

• Beliefs have no impact on our emotions.

• Our interpretations of events influence our emotions.

What unique opportunity does Irvin Yalom emphasize in group therapy according to his interpersonal approach?

• Conducting group therapy as a series of one-on-one interactions.

• Recognizing clients' problematic intrapersonal tendencies.

• Utilizing the group setting to observe clients' problematic interpersonal tendencies.

• Focusing solely on individual therapy within a group setting.