Cognitive Factors Involved in Anxiety Disorders Include

question 75

Multiple Choice

Cognitive factors involved in anxiety disorders include:

• A) dysfunctional attitudes, beliefs and thinking abilities.
• B) maladaptive attitudes, beliefs and interpretive biases.
• C) maladaptive beliefs, schemas, attention and processing biases, and automatic thoughts.
• D) over-exaggerations in terms of number and degree of threats to the self.
• E) over-exaggerations only in terms of degree of threats to the self.

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