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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.6
How does cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) address dysfunctional thought patterns associated with bulimia nervosa?
CBT helps individuals recognize and change destructive thoughts that lead to unhealthy behaviors such as binge eating and purging.
CBT solely targets the physical symptoms associated with bulimia, such as weight loss or gain.
CBT does not focus on changing thought patterns but instead teaches mindfulness techniques only.
CBT disregards dysfunctional thought patterns and focuses solely on regulating emotions related to food intake.
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AP Psychology - 8.6 Feeding and Eating, Substance and Addictive, and Personality Disorders
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Bulimia Nervosa
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