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Therapeutic Components Shared by All Psychotherapiesival claims. A recent comprehensive review of the field requires over 250 pages simply to describe extant approaches (Wolberg, 1977). Now, however, observers are beginning to detect increasing signs that representatives of different schools are willing to acknowledge the potential value of a range o

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Model of Causality in Social Learning Theoryhey postulate require careful examination for several reasons. What theorists believe people to be determines which aspects of human functioning they explore most thoroughly and which they leave unexamined. Conceptions of human nature thus focus inquiry on selected processes and are in turn strength

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Epistemological Therapy and Constructivismde its way into clinical practice. It is a relatively good metaphor of epistemological inquiry and has nothing in common with the original box, which contained only human ills that flew forth when it was foolishly opened by Pandora. To save time and psychic energy, the therapist habitually analyzes

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The Role of Childhood Experience in Cognitive Disturbance, at least some cases in which perceptions and attributions are distorted and some states of amnesia, both minor and major including cases of multiple personality, can be shown with considerable confidence to be the outcome of such experiences. Yet systematic research into these causal sequences is

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Misconceptions and the Cognitive Therapiesing the effectiveness of psychoanalysis. And chaos still prevails, since by now the number of psychotherapies seems roughly to equal the number of its practitioners. For a cognitive therapist, however, the apparent chaos may simply mean that different techniques change the faulty cognitions that pro

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Logos, Paradox, and the Search for Meaningogotherapy is the first cognitive psychotherapy.” In fact, when logotherapy was launched in the late 1920s, the idea behind it was to overcome so-called psychologism, which represents one among the various outgrowths of reductionism, namely, the tendency to interpret a psychological phenomenon by “r

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Cognition and Psychoanalysistherefore evoke a nonpresent situation or even create a new one. Most often the concern of the psychoanalyst is how humans distort their world because of past experiences. Reality has been penetrated and known by humans through ever-advancing technology, the ultimate aim of which is perfecting the p

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