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Application:Comparison — Cognitive-Behavioral and Short-Term Psychodynamic TherapiesAs you think about how cognitive-behavioral therapies compare to short-term psychodynamic therapies, it is important to keep in mind their respective theoretical perspectives. Each has a different view of personality, human development, observable behavior, motivations, intervention strategies, and defined measurable outcomes. However, you will find there are also common features.
To prepare for this assignment:- If necessary, review the Resources from Weeks 3 and 4 to refresh your understanding of the basic tenets of short-term psychodynamic therapy. Then think about basic perspectives of personality and psychopathology through the lens of short-term dynamic psychotherapy.
- Review the Resources from this week, thinking about the same issues through the lens of cognitive-behavioral therapy.
- Consider the similarities and differences between short-term psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapies.
- Consider how these therapies (short-term dynamic psychotherapy and cognitive-behavioral) address the conceptualization of client issues and the selection of clinical interventions.
- Submit a paper comparing the similarities and differences between cognitive-behavioral and short-term psychodynamic therapies.
- Include in your comparison, issues concerning the role of the therapist, the presence or absence of "free choice," the role of emotion, and the role of cognition.
- Having made the comparison, state what new insights you have about either or both therapies.
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COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL AND SHORT-TERM PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPIES
Cognitive-Behavioral and Short-Term Psychodynamic Therapies
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COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL AND SHORT-TERM PSYCHODYNAMIC THERAPIES
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Similarities and differences between cognitive-behavioral and short-term psychodynamic
therapies.
It is notable that when individuals are faced with psychiatric illnesses, hard life
events and intense struggles, psychologists utilize psychotherapeutic approaches. The two most
commonly utilized approaches are Cognitive-behavioral therapy as well as short-term
psychodynamic therapy. They are essential in the treatment of adjustment difficulties, insomnia,
additions, and other disorders. Both psychotherapeutic approaches are aimed at addressing and
improving psychological conflicts, the presence of dysfunctional emotions and behaviors that are
problematic. Both psychotherapeutic approaches can also be essential in addressing problems
associated with self-concept and problematic thought patterns. Both Cognitive-behavioral
therapy and short-term psychodynamic therapy have a positive ...
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