Across
- 3. self-damming and self-blame are at the core of many _____ disturbances (p326-327)
- 4. grandfather of cognitive behavior therapy (p325)
- 6. these techniques include operant conditioning, self-management principles, systematic desensitization, relaxation techniques, and modeling (p334)
- 9. these methods include disputing irrational beliefs, doing cognitive homework, bibliotherapy, changing one's language, and psychoeducational (p331-332)
Down
- 1. type of beliefs that lead to negative emotional and behavioral results
- 2. unconditional self-acceptance, high frustration tolerance, and unconditional other-acceptance are main _____ of REBT (p335)
- 4. this technique involves in rational emotive imagery, humor, role playing, and shame-attacking exercises (p332-333)
- 5. Approach based on the premise of the interconnectedness of thinking, feeling, and behaving, and is both scientific at humanistic at its core (p324,367)
- 7. framework that the belief of an activating event creates consequences (p327)
- 8. active work outside sessions to promote emotional and attitudinal change by teaching effective ways to dispute irrational and self-defeating thinking (p330)
