Metacognitive Therapy for Anxiety and Depression¶
Wells, A. (2009). Metacognitive Therapy for Anxiety and Depression. Guilford Press.
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- Absorbing State Under Restricted Modality
- The cognitive-behavioural insight that rumination is a state with no in-modality exit transfers to recognising argumentative traps and prescribing meta-conversational moves that step outside the in-pattern modality.
This sourceFrames rumination and worry as processes escapable only by a metacognitive (meta-level) move that steps outside the in-pattern mode of response.
- The cognitive-behavioural insight that rumination is a state with no in-modality exit transfers to recognising argumentative traps and prescribing meta-conversational moves that step outside the in-pattern modality.
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