… about the processes responsible for therapeutic change. In particular, cognitive therapy
assumes that change in cognitive schemas … Cognitive therapy not only makes use of a number of …

… of the cognitive model of therapeutic change put forward in … conscious and
nonconsciouscognitive processes and to … mediated by nonconscious cognitive processes that …

… posited by cognitive theory, of course… cognitive therapy might be enhanced even further by
modifications in its components which maximize processes through which therapeutic change …

… can result from therapeutic interventions initiated by a therapist … cognitive change procedures
we are referring to actions taken by the therapist with the aim of promoting cognitive change…

… is mediated in cognitive therapy. It is reasonable to assume that cognitive therapy reduces
symptoms by changing cognitive processes, but evidence for cognitive mediation has been …

… , it is clear that cognitive therapy is not … of cognitive therapy. After briefly describing this trial,
we will (1) compare the course of recovery for patients receiving cognitive-behavioral therapy …

… on the assessment of cognitive and interpersonal processes, guided by an integrative
cognitive-… This chapter emphasizes the importance of participant observation by the therapist and …

Schemas are core beliefs which cognitive therapists hypothesize play a central role in the
maintenance of long‐term psychiatric problems. Clinical methods are described which can be …

… therapy that are most critical to successful implementation remain. In a sample of 60 cognitive
therapy … three aspects of therapists’ adherence to cognitive therapy techniques, the patients…

… five ‘end of therapy’ evaluations conducted with clients who had received a brief course of
cognitive therapy for depression. The clients’ evaluation was based on Elliott’s (1996) Change …