Titlebook: Cognitive Psychotherapy; Theory and Practice Carlo Perris,Ivy M. Blackburn,Hj?rdis Perris Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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Attachment and Cognition: A Guideline for the Reconstruction of Early Pathogenic Experiences in Cogs? Only a minority of cognitive therapists would answer this question in the affirmative. In a recently compiled book, collecting the outlines of 10 different cognitive approaches to psychotherapy (Dryden and Golden 1986) only two contributions underscored the importance of exploring and understandi

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Cognitive Measures of Depression,s created a need for measures of cognition. It is, of course, recognised that reliable and valid methods of assessment are essential for both theoretical and practical advancement in a science. With regard to the role of cognition in depressive illness, such assessment fulfils several purposes:

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The Role of Cognitive Vulnerability Factors in the Development of Depression: Theoretical and Methored them vulnerable to depression (Beck 1976). This assumption stands in contrast to more traditional views (e.g. Silverman et al. 1984) which consider negative thinking as only a symptom of depression. There has also been considerable confusion and contradiction among researchers as to what is mean

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An Appraisal of Comparative Trials of Cognitive Therapy for Depression,icated by various chapters in this handbook and by earlier compendia (Foreyt and Rathjen 1978; Kendall and Hollon 1979; Emery et al. 1981). In addition to depression, general anxiety and panic disorders, phobias, eating disorders and obsessional disorders which are discussed in this volume, cognitiv

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Cognitive Therapy of Phobias,tation to internal and external stimuli. Cognitions themselves are not considered a cause of anxiety and avoidance behavior but represent an intervening information-processing system whose dysfunction may result from the interaction of an innate biological vulnerability with a faulty cognitive learn

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Group Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy of Depression: Two Parallel Treatment Manuals for a Controlled S of theoretical formulations have been proposed, but that originated by Beck (1967) is the most comprehensive and widely known and has attracted the interest of researchers, as well documented in this volume. A seminal study by Rush et al. (1977), reporting effectiveness of cognitive therapy in depr

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Cognitive Therapy of Personality Disorders: General Treatment Considerations,of these traits account for the myriad behavioral patterns observed in people. How personality forms, what maintains particular personality patterns, and what factors induce or encourage change in personality are and have been widely debated over the years.

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