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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.8
How could one challenge the cognitive-behavioral approach's focus on dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors as causes of disorders?
The human mind isn't capable of dysfunctional thoughts or behaviors - these are just labels society imposes on people who think differently.
Dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors are signs of weakness rather than symptoms of a disorder.
It overlooks potential biological or genetic roots which might also contribute to these mental conditions.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy is ineffective for treating severe mental health conditions like schizophrenia.
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AP Psychology - 8.8 Psychological Perspectives and Treatment of Disorders
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