Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Addiction (AQA A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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What CBT targets in addiction treatment
What CBT targets in addiction treatment
Changing faulty thinking patterns & developing coping skills
2 vulnerability factors for addiction (cognitive model)
2 vulnerability factors for addiction (cognitive model)
Distorted thinking & lack of effective coping strategies
Functional analysis in CBT
Functional analysis in CBT
Identifying high-risk situations that trigger addiction
Purpose of CBT skills training
Purpose of CBT skills training
Replace narrow coping with constructive alternatives
What cognitive restructuring addresses
What cognitive restructuring addresses
Faulty beliefs maintaining addictive behaviour
Purpose of assertiveness training in CBT
Purpose of assertiveness training in CBT
Handle conflicts without using substances
CBT effectiveness up to 3 months (Cowlishaw et al.)
CBT effectiveness up to 3 months (Cowlishaw et al.)
Medium to very large beneficial effects
CBT effectiveness after 9-12 months
CBT effectiveness after 9-12 months
No notable differences vs control groups
CBT drop-out rates vs other therapies (Cuijpers)
CBT drop-out rates vs other therapies (Cuijpers)
Up to 5 times higher
How CBT views relapse
How CBT views relapse
Opportunity for further learning, not treatment failure