CBT

goal setting - Answer-teach the patient the value of setting specific, measurable targets for change so the process is more smooth and less time consuming. -should be reviewed and revised at regular intervals (every 4 sessions) -directed at the entire course of therapy - short term and long term - client directed (pages 64-66) Psychoeducation - Answer--CBT skills are learned -success rests on how well one teaches these skills -arms patients with knowledge that will help them reduce th...

Which is NOT a core ingredient of behavioral and cognitive behavioral approaches? - Answer-A reliance on guiding therapy by intuition According to REBT, what is the core of most emotional disturbance? - Answer-Blame A noteworthy strength of the cognitive behavioral approaches is: - Answer-They have strong empirical support-- many studies support their efficacy. Beck never pays attention to childhood experiences. - Answer-False The cognitive-behavioral approach to therapy stresses: - ...

Discriminative Stimulus - Answer-Being able to discriminate b/t different stimuli The difference between our cell phone ringing and the doorbell ringing, when you are training someone's behavior, it is important that the individual can differentiate between the different ringing Extinction - Answer-the diminishing of a "learned" or "conditioned" response, when an unconditioned stimulus does not follow a conditioned stimulus (happens in Operant Conditioning when a response is no longe...

Where is the external power panel? - Answer-Right hand side aft of the nose wheel In normal conditions which switch is used to start the APU? - Answer-Start control Which two malfunctions does the AUTO SHT DN ORIDE switch not override? - Answer-Fire and over speed What does the MASTER CAUTION and WAP display 'APU OIL' indicate? - Answer-Low APU oil pressure What does the APU bell alarm indicate? - Answer-APU fire Where will an APU Fire be signalled? - Answer-APU control panel, a...

CBT frame of reference - Answer-• Concrete change and empowerment When and why did it arise? - Answer-• US in the 1940s • Response to psychodynamic therapy being lengthy ($), intrusive, past oriented • CBT moved towards problem focussed, empowering, shorter, accessible, simple therapy Basic assumptions - Answer-• Individuals contribute to their own problems by how they interpret events and situations • Behaviour is influenced by thoughts, feelings, phys processes, and conseq...

When wardrobe or gallery compartment, drawer, atlas container, or cat latches, and/or galley cart brakes are INOP, report items to (?) immediately. - Answer-PIC A primary contributing factor of events involving an unsecure galley has be defined as....(?) - Answer-Rushing Which is not a step to take to help prevent galley security errors? A. if an atlas or a cart falls/rolls out during take odd, never try to stop it with your arm or leg. B. Slow down and think things through, especially...

Where is the external power panel? - Answer-Right hand side aft of the nose wheel In normal conditions which switch is used to start the APU? - Answer-Start control Which two malfunctions does the AUTO SHT DN ORIDE switch not override? - Answer-Fire and over speed What does the MASTER CAUTION and WAP display 'APU OIL' indicate? - Answer-Low APU oil pressure What does the APU bell alarm indicate? - Answer-APU fire Where will an APU Fire be signalled? - Answer-APU control panel, a...

Describe how to prepare for data collection - Answer-Have visuals and data sheets organized and ready for data collection. Prepare your workspace in advance. Make sure to acquire necessary tools (clipboard, clicker , notepad) Implement continuous measurement procedures (frequency, duration) - Answer-Frequency- the number of times a behavior occurs during a time span. Duration- how long the behavior lasts from start to finish. (typically use frequency at Sendan) Implement discontinuous meas...

What is EBPP and how does it relate to multicultural competence? - Answer-The APA recognized the need for clear guidance on what works, and they created a task force to take on the project of determining what constitutes practical, research-based, and highly relevant psychotherapy practice. The result of this was EBPP, which stands for evidence-based practice in psychology. It is defined as the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patient character...

1. What is the role of the NMC? a) To represent or campaign on behalf of nurses and midwifes. b) To regulate hospital or other healthcare settings in the UK. c) To regulate health care assistance. d) To regulate nurses and midwives in the UK to protect the public. - Answer-Ans: d) To regulate nurses and midwives in the UK to protect the public. 2. What is the purpose of The NMC Code? a) It outlines specific tasks or clinical procedures. b) It ascertains in detail a n...