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Summary contemporary study for unipolar depression

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Williams et al. (2013) thorough summary Aims, Procedures, Results & Conclusions SCOUT evaluation key psychological terminology highlighted

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Eg. perfectionism, sociotrophy

CBT most useful for those with good communication skills + capable of rational thought

Limitations

Self-report data to test effectiveness: not valid as client please therapist

Many techniques in CBT: more effective if know which aspects had most benefit

Hawthorne effect: benefits of CBT not from role plays + HW, but from warm +
supportive relationship with therapist (“somebody cares” = improvement); but doesn’t
explain why continues improving after therapy ends

Reductionist: too much emphasis on cognitions

Depressed has relationships + social env that don’t seem bad to them, but are
objectively bad

Bio factors can’t be changed just by thinking differently

Doesn’t seek to explore past issues influencing onset, but aims to change how person
thinks

Too simplistic to deal with complex issues: psychoanalytic techniques better approach
to investigate root cause of disorder

Ethics

No side effects

Blames person for their disorder as their thoughts cause it: ethical implications for how
person feels abt themselves

Aims to give tools to deal with disorder themselves rather than passively taking drugs



CONTEMPORARY STUDY
WILLIAMS ET AL. (2013): Combining imagination and reason in
treatment of depression : randomised control trial of internet based
cognitive bias modification and internet-CBT for depression

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