Please help

Identify two Implications of Cognitive behavioral therapy.

The first being social and the second being Ethical.

Please help :cry2:

Reply 1

bad_username

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Original post by Dinaa

Identify two Implications of Cognitive behavioral therapy.

The first being social and the second being Ethical.

Please help :cry2:

haven't you already idenified them then...,. :s-smilie:

Reply 2

Dinaa

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Original post by bad_username

haven't you already idenified them then...,. :s-smilie:

I meant identify

a social implication
and an ethical implication

:colondollar:

Reply 3

Borgia

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Original post by Dinaa

Identify two Implications of Cognitive behavioral therapy.

The first being social and the second being Ethical.

Please help :cry2:

dont cry

Reply 4

bad_username

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Original post by Dinaa

I meant identify

a social implication
and an ethical implication

:colondollar:

oh... well i have no idea... google it?!

Reply 5

Dinaa

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Original post by Borgia

dont cry

Coursework due tomorrow, been on this for ages now :cry2:

Original post by bad_username

oh... well i have no idea... google it?!

I did

oh dear...

Original post by Dinaa

Coursework due tomorrow, been on this for ages now :cry2:

I did

Ok well don't panic. Can you ask classmates?

Reply 8

Dinaa

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Original post by bad_username

oh dear...

Original post by Borgia

Ok well don't panic. Can you ask classmates?

No, we all have a different issue to report :colondollar:

this is funny :cool:

Original post by Dinaa

No, we all have a different issue to report :colondollar:

Hope you did ok

Reply 11

username1692103

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Well, I'm only a GCSE student...

Heres a definition I found:
noun
noun: cognitive behavioral therapy

•

a type of psychotherapy in which negative patterns of thought about the self and the world are challenged in order to alter unwanted behaviour patterns or treat mood disorders such as depression.

but surely a ethical implication of the cognitive behaviour therapy is...

That people find it morally wrong because it is:

A) Mental damaging or maybe it provides you with false hope. It could drive them into more depressive state maybe?

Social: It improves everyone's well being and happiness, thus making the world a happier and cheerful place. However, many people may just be hiding this?

i'm sorry if this is completely wrong... But it may be helpful. Sorry if I have no idea what I'm talking about

Reply 12

Carpe Diem Jay

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Ethical issue - CBT involves 'inoculating'; thus exposing individual to situations that may be highly stressful. I think...
Unsure about the social implication.

Reply 13

Lúcio

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Original post by Calzs34

Well, I'm only a GCSE student...

Heres a definition I found:
noun
noun: cognitive behavioral therapy

•

a type of psychotherapy in which negative patterns of thought about the self and the world are challenged in order to alter unwanted behaviour patterns or treat mood disorders such as depression.

but surely a ethical implication of the cognitive behaviour therapy is...

That people find it morally wrong because it is:

A) Mental damaging or maybe it provides you with false hope. It could drive them into more depressive state maybe?

Social: It improves everyone's well being and happiness, thus making the world a happier and cheerful place. However, many people may just be hiding this?

i'm sorry if this is completely wrong... But it may be helpful. Sorry if I have no idea what I'm talking about

No, most of what you say there is correct.
You can build upon it, but you have the core ideas there.

Reply 14

Lúcio

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Original post by Jalal Uddin

Ethical issue - CBT involves 'inoculating'; thus exposing individual to situations that may be highly stressful. I think...
Unsure about the social implication.

Closer to the mark...

Reply 15

Carpe Diem Jay

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Original post by Lúcio

Closer to the mark...

Would that get me a mark at least?

Reply 16

Lúcio

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Original post by Jalal Uddin

Would that get me a mark at least?

yes of course; you've highlighted the main ethical issue with therapies like this - psychological harm.

Reply 17

Dinaa

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Original post by Calzs34

Well, I'm only a GCSE student...

Heres a definition I found:
noun
noun: cognitive behavioral therapy

•

a type of psychotherapy in which negative patterns of thought about the self and the world are challenged in order to alter unwanted behaviour patterns or treat mood disorders such as depression.

but surely a ethical implication of the cognitive behaviour therapy is...

That people find it morally wrong because it is:

A) Mental damaging or maybe it provides you with false hope. It could drive them into more depressive state maybe?

Social: It improves everyone's well being and happiness, thus making the world a happier and cheerful place. However, many people may just be hiding this?

i'm sorry if this is completely wrong... But it may be helpful. Sorry if I have no idea what I'm talking about

thank you, it would have been nice if you could have quoted me :colondollar:

Original post by Borgia

Hope you did ok

yeah i finished :lol:

Original post by Jalal Uddin

Ethical issue - CBT involves 'inoculating'; thus exposing individual to situations that may be highly stressful. I think...
Unsure about the social implication.

thanks jalzie :hugs: