Behavior Identification and Change

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Identify problematic ideas: Record of ideas. Cognitive Behavior Therapists must help clients understand malfunctions or negative ideas before using intervention to change these ideas. The mind record helps to raise customers' awareness of dysfunction and negative thinking, and to provide a way to share and exchange experiences with therapists (Dobson & Dobson, 2009). The spiritual record of everyday dysfunction (DTR; Beck et al., 1979; Beck, 1995) is often used for this purpose. In DTR, there are columns where customers can record situations (such as date, time, event etc.), automatic thinking, emotions (such as type and strength), actions (behavior, trends, etc.). At the later stages of treatment, customers usually receive a different version of DTR. This includes columns that record alternate (more adaptive) ideas and action results.

Recognition is a change in attitudes and behaviors due to the influence of respected people. Advertisements relying on celebrity support to sell the product use this phenomenon. According to Kelman, the ideal relationship between identifiers and behaviors and attitudes will change. Internalization is the process of accepting a set of norms established by people or groups that affect individuals. Since the content of the accepted influence is inherently beneficial, the individual accepts its influence. According to Mr. Kerman, "return" of internalization is "content of new action".

Functional analysis is defined as "identification of important and controllable causal functional relationships applied to specific targeted behaviors of individuals" and is used for individual assessment in behavioral activation therapy. In functional analysis, the purpose of the action is to emphasize the individual and the person's environment, ie whether the behavior is avoidance rather than the topography of the actual action. Functional analysis is based on the evaluation of events by three accidents (events, behaviors, results). The antecedent is an event that raises the possibility of a specific action, the action is an individual's response to the ancestor, and the result is strengthening or lacking. Therapists generally help individuals to identify events that trigger specific behaviors and the consequences of those behaviors