Cognitive-Behavioral and Traditional Procedures Differ in That

question 36

Multiple Choice

Cognitive-behavioral and traditional procedures differ in that

• A)cognitive-behavioral procedures are more direct and remain closer to observable behaviors.
• B)traditional procedures have fewer inferential assumptions.
• C)traditional procedures measure the overt manifestations of psychological disorders.
• D)cognitive-behavioral procedures tend to be based on the medical model.

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Definitions:

Social Practice

A pattern of behavior that is regularly and repeatedly performed in a society, and thus, becomes a societal norm.

Diathesis-stress Model

The Diathesis-stress Model is a psychological theory that explains behavior as a predispositional vulnerability together with stress from life experiences.

Depressed State

A period of persistent sadness or low mood that significantly interferes with daily life and activities.

Trauma

A deeply distressing or disturbing experience, often resulting in psychological injury.