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[Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression].

Yutaka Ono

Abstract

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that improves dysfunc- tional cognition, and enhances the ability to manage problems in daily life. Not only CBT tech- niques, such as behavior activation, cognitive restructuring, and problem solving, but also case formulation and therapeutic relationships are important in CBT, which are useful for psychia- trists who work at a general hospital.

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Key concepts: Cognitive restructuring, Cognition, Psychotherapist, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Behavioral activation, Cognitive therapy, Depression (economics), Psychology