Titlebook: Cognitive Psychotherapy; Theory and Practice Carlo Perris,Ivy M. Blackburn,Hj?rdis Perris Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-4298-7dependency (Emery and Fox 1981) and impulsivity in children (Meichenbaum and Asarnow 1979). However, there is no doubt that all of these applications of cognitive therapy depression has been the most systematically researched. It is the quality and promise of this research which has fostered interest in the wider application of cognitive therapy.

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Attachment and Cognition: A Guideline for the Reconstruction of Early Pathogenic Experiences in Cogng and then actively modifying the patient’s dysfunctional cognitions. From this perspective exploring the origins of maladaptive cognitive structures within the framework of the patient’s childhood memories seems a minor concern and of only academic interest.

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A Psychophysiological Information-Processing Model of Cognitive Dysfunction and Cognitive Treatmentwakeful thinking and feeling (Koukkou and Lehmann 1980, 1983a). The application of the model to schizophrenic symptomatology and treatment and to neurotic symptomatology and treatment is discussed elsewhere (Koukkou 1980, 1987; Koukkou and Lehmann 1980, 1983b).