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واکنش بینهایت مثبت پس از شناخت درمانی برای افسردگی: عوامل و مکانیزم های بالقوه
عنوان انگلیسی مقاله:
Positive extreme responding after cognitive therapy for depression: Correlates and potential mechanisms
سال انتشار : 2016
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Whatever the mechanism underlying extreme responding, that mechanism would be expected to predict greater risk for relapse. Consistent with this, Teasdale et al.s (2001) original hypothesis was that extreme responding was the result of rapid, automatic information processing, rather than a more controlled mode of processing involved in reappraisal. However, as we argued in Forand and DeRubeis (2014), the hypothesized automatic negative emotional reaction to item content would not be expected when one is providing PERs. Both Teasdale et al. (2001) and Forand and DeRubeis (2014) proposed an alternative hypothesis: PER might be a form of cognitive avoidance, or a set of strategies including suppression and thought substitution that are used to manage and minimize distressing cognitions. Such avoidant strategies have been linked to greater vulnerability to depression (Beevers & Meyer, 2004; Bockting et al., 2006). Avoidant individuals might find the content of cognitive questionnaires to be distressing and avoid contemplating them for long enough to determine their actual degree of agreement. As a result, they may “default” to the strongest possible denial of dysfunction. If cognitive avoidance underlies PER, we would expect PER to correlate with avoidant strategies assessed via coping questionnaires. Insofar as patients rely on these strategies, we would also expect them to be at a disadvantage for acquiring the skills taught in CT, as these skills involve identifying and processing negative emotions and thoughts. Strunk, DeRubeis, Chiu, and Alvarez (2007) found that ratings of patients’ use of CT skills predicted protection from relapse. We suspected that a reluctance to fully engage with dysfunctional thinking would be associated with lower ratings of one’s use of CT strategies
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