A Criticism of the Cognitive-Behavioural Case Formulation Approach Made by Bieling

question 171

Multiple Choice

A criticism of the cognitive-behavioural case formulation approach made by Bieling and Kuyken (2003) is:

• A) There is modest evidence for depression but not for obsessive-compulsive disorders
• B) There is modest evidence of reliability and need for more evidence for validity
• C) There is evidence of good inter-rater reliability for schema ratings but not overt problems
• D) There is evidence only for the reliability of single judges making schema ratings

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Definitions:

Sincere Interest

Genuine concern or curiosity about someone or something without ulterior motives.

Verbal Communication

The exchange of information and ideas through spoken words, including face-to-face conversations, telephone calls, and public speaking.

Work Choice

Pertains to the autonomy and opportunity individuals have in selecting their occupation or tasks.

Directive Communication

A style of communication where instructions and expectations are clearly stated to ensure tasks are understood and executed effectively.