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Cognitive factors involved in anxiety and anxiety-related disorders include:
A) dysfunctional attitudes, beliefs and thinking abilities.
B) maladaptive attitudes, beliefs and interpretive biases.
C) maladaptive beliefs, schemas, attention and processing biases, and automatic thoughts.
D) over-exaggerations in terms of number and degree of threats to the self.
E) over-exaggerations only in terms of degree of threats to the self.
Cognitive Factors
Elements related to mental processes such as perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning that influence behavior and emotions.
Maladaptive Beliefs
Beliefs or thought patterns that are counterproductive or harmful, often contributing to psychological distress and impaired functioning.
Interpretive Biases
Cognitive biases that affect the way individuals perceive and interpret information.
- Acknowledge the role of cognitive factors and misinterpretations in anxiety disorders.
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- Acknowledge the role of cognitive factors and misinterpretations in anxiety disorders.
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