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CBT AO1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the aim of altering in the biological therapy of psychosurgery?

a)

Emotions and the unconscious

b)

Biological structures

c)

Social behaviors

d)

Cognitive processes

2.

What do cognitive therapies aim to alter?

a)

Maladaptive thoughts

b)

Physical symptoms

c)

Social skills

d)

Emotional responses

3.

What is one of the key assumptions of the cognitive approach regarding behavior?

a)

It is determined by external factors.

b)

It is explained by internal mental processes.

c)

It is influenced by physical health.

d)

It is solely based on genetics.

4.

What is the general aim of CBT?

a)

To improve physical health

b)

To change a person's perceptions about the world

c)

To enhance memory skills

d)

To increase intelligence

5.

What method is used in CBT to achieve its aim?

a)

Cognitive reconstruction

b)

Physical exercise

c)

Medication

d)

Hypnosis

6.

What does cognitive reconstruction involve?

a)

Teaching new skills

b)

Questioning the patient's evidence base behind perceptions

c)

Providing medication

d)

Conducting physical tests

7.

What are the three components of Beck's cognitive triad?

a)

The self, the world, the future

b)

The past, the present, the future

c)

Thoughts, emotions, behaviors

d)

Mind, body, spirit

8.

In CBT, what is the client helped to change?

a)

Negative schemas

b)

Positive thoughts

c)

Physical habits

d)

Social interactions

9.

Which of the following is NOT listed as an automatic negative thought in the cognitive approach?

a)

Mind reading

b)

Over generalising

c)

Labelling

d)

Meditation

10.

What is the primary aim of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)?

a)

To diagnose mental disorders

b)

To challenge negative maladaptive thoughts and replace them with healthy thinking

c)

To prescribe medication for mental health issues

d)

To provide long-term counseling

11.

What is often the case with people's awareness of their thinking, according to CBT?

a)

People are always aware of their thinking

b)

People are often unaware that there is anything wrong with their thinking

c)

People are usually aware of their negative thoughts

d)

People never question their thinking

12.

What is the relationship between thinking and behavior in CBT?

a)

Thinking and behavior are unrelated

b)

Change the thinking, change the behavior

c)

Behavior changes thinking

d)

Thinking is more important than behavior

13.

What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) concerned with?

a)

External behaviors

b)

Internal mental processes

c)

Physical health

d)

Social interactions

14.

What does Cognitive Behavioural Therapy aim to alter?

a)

Our diet

b)

Our environment

c)

How we process information

d)

Our physical appearance

15.

What is the relationship between thinking and behavior in CBT?

a)

Thinking and behavior are unrelated

b)

Change the thinking, change the behavior

c)

Behavior changes thinking

d)

Thinking is more important than behavior