The Cognitive Approach Revision Quiz Test yourself on AO 1

The cognitive approach developed in the … s s s

The cognitive approach developed in the … s s s

The cognitive approach views the mind as a … 1.Big banana 2.Great mystery 3.Computing machine

The cognitive approach views the mind as a … 1.Big banana 2.Great mystery 3.Computing machine

Attribution means … 1.Making judgements about the reasons for behaviour 2.A set of ideas aiming to explain judgements 3.Remembering things

Attribution means … 1.Making judgements about the reasons for behaviour 2.A set of ideas aiming to explain judgements 3.Remembering things

Which of the following is not a mental process? 1.Perception 2.Language 3.Eating

Which of the following is not a mental process? 1.Perception 2.Language 3.Eating

Making an instant judgement is known as? 1.Prejudice 2.Correspondent inference 3.Stereotyping

Making an instant judgement is known as? 1.Prejudice 2.Correspondent inference 3.Stereotyping

The Stroop Test is a procedure to measure? 1.Selective attention 2.Depressive tendencies 3.Correspondent inference

The Stroop Test is a procedure to measure? 1.Selective attention 2.Depressive tendencies 3.Correspondent inference

Cognitive therapy is based on the idea that … 1.The hardwiring of our brains is wrong 2.Our thoughts create our moods. 3.We need a computer upgrade to our systems

Cognitive therapy is based on the idea that … 1.The hardwiring of our brains is wrong 2.Our thoughts create our moods. 3.We need a computer upgrade to our systems

To work, cognitive therapy requires that … 1.That the patient cooperates fully. 2.The patient is tied down to a table. 3.The patient is anaesthetised.

To work, cognitive therapy requires that … 1.That the patient cooperates fully. 2.The patient is tied down to a table. 3.The patient is anaesthetised.

Cognitive behaviour therapy is useful for … 1.Complex and generalised anxiety states 2.Schizophrenia 3.Specific problems such as drug abuse or eating disorders

Cognitive behaviour therapy is useful for … 1.Complex and generalised anxiety states 2.Schizophrenia 3.Specific problems such as drug abuse or eating disorders

Rational Emotive Therapy was developed by … 1.Ellis Albert 2.Ellis Island 3.Albert Ellis

Rational Emotive Therapy was developed by … 1.Ellis Albert 2.Ellis Island 3.Albert Ellis