… Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) refers to a treatment approach that is founded on the
premises that (a) cognitive processes … , while also (b) those cognitive processes are likely to be …

… process literature in order to identify the distinctive activities of cognitive–behavioral (CB) …
to distinguish CB from psychodynamic–interpersonal (PI) therapy: (1) use of homework and …

… If the central goal of process research is to clarify how a therapy works, then it is critical to
know, first, if the therapy works. This perspective is consistent with the view that process …

… This paper reviews those process variables related to treatment outcome … for the practicing
cognitive behavioral therapist. … As cognitive behavioral therapists, we typically believe the …

… Cognitive restructuring is the process by which clinicians … cognitive behavioral therapists
begin by focusing cognitive … beliefs that would benefit from cognitive restructuring later in the …

… The present study was an attempt to determine what aspects of the therapy process are
different and what qualities are similar in psychodynamic and cognitive–behavioral therapies. …

… decades on cognitive behavioral therapy (… process offers a brief account of the evolution
in the scientific foundations of CBT, to our current focus on treatment and in-session processes. …

… The goal of this book is to present the core processes of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
in a way that honors the behavioral, cognitive, and acceptance and mindfulness wings of this …

… in combination: cognitive therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, cognitive–behavioral therapy,
… Because an important aspect of this review focused on the influence of cognitive therapy on …

… words behavior theory or cognitivebehavioral therapy (CBT). This, we believe, is because
many confuse the definition of insight with a restricted number of techniques or processes that …