Feeling Good¶
Burns, D. D. (1980). Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy.
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Primes¶
- Emotional Reasoning
- Beck and subsequent CBT theorists operationalized it as a diagnostic feature of depression, anxiety, and OCD: a patient's report "I feel it must be true" or "I know something bad will happen — I just feel it" signals the emotion-as-evidence pattern.
This sourceWilliam Morrow. Popular synthesis of CBT cognitive distortions including emotional reasoning; clinical operationalization and patient workbook.
- Beck and subsequent CBT theorists operationalized it as a diagnostic feature of depression, anxiety, and OCD: a patient's report "I feel it must be true" or "I know something bad will happen — I just feel it" signals the emotion-as-evidence pattern.
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