2005
DOI: 10.4324/9780203956007
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Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions in Educational Settings

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“…Secara teori CBT dapat digunakan untuk menangani kemarahan pelaku bullying, selain itu pendekatan CBT pun dianggap sesuai untuk lingkup sekolah, dimana waktu dan sumber daya yang sering terbatas. Mennuti, Christner & Feeman [24] menyatakan bahwa struktur dan kerangka kerja CBT paralel dengan layanan pendidikan, membuatnya lebih mudah diterima di kalangan pendidik. Struktur CBT, yang berfokus pada psikoedukasi, pengembangan keterampilan, kerja antar sesi (yaitu homework), pengaturan agenda, dan pemantauan kemajuan, selaras dengan sebagian besar kegiatan yang sudah ada di sekolah saat ini.…”
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“…Secara teori CBT dapat digunakan untuk menangani kemarahan pelaku bullying, selain itu pendekatan CBT pun dianggap sesuai untuk lingkup sekolah, dimana waktu dan sumber daya yang sering terbatas. Mennuti, Christner & Feeman [24] menyatakan bahwa struktur dan kerangka kerja CBT paralel dengan layanan pendidikan, membuatnya lebih mudah diterima di kalangan pendidik. Struktur CBT, yang berfokus pada psikoedukasi, pengembangan keterampilan, kerja antar sesi (yaitu homework), pengaturan agenda, dan pemantauan kemajuan, selaras dengan sebagian besar kegiatan yang sudah ada di sekolah saat ini.…”
Section: Pembahasanunclassified
“…The majority of EBPs addressing coping in schools are either based in cognitive‐behavioral therapy ([CBT]; Folkman & Moskowitz, ) or mindfulness (Melbourne Academic Mindfulness Interest Group, ). CBT‐based interventions focus on the interaction between an event and the child's perception of the event, with the understanding that the way a child perceives an event influences his or her ability to cope (Mennuti, Christner, & Freeman, ). The overarching goal of CBT is to change the child's negative perception of an event into one that is positive (Mennuti et al., ).…”
Section: Evidence‐based Coping Skills Interventions and School‐based mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CBT‐based interventions focus on the interaction between an event and the child's perception of the event, with the understanding that the way a child perceives an event influences his or her ability to cope (Mennuti, Christner, & Freeman, ). The overarching goal of CBT is to change the child's negative perception of an event into one that is positive (Mennuti et al., ). Mindfulness‐based programs focus on being present in the current moment (Melbourne Academic Mindfulness Interest Group, ), with a particular emphasis on the enhancement of social‐emotional functioning by developing skills to help regulate emotions and reactions (Metz et al., ).…”
Section: Evidence‐based Coping Skills Interventions and School‐based mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bu nedenle çocuk ve ergenlerde yaşanan pek çok psikolojik ve davranışsal zorluğun tedavisinde de sıklıkla tercih edilmektedir (Mennuti, Chrıstner ve Freeman, 2006). Bilişsel davranışçı terapinin amacı temelde çarpıtılmış ve işlevsel olmayan bilişlerin daha gerçekçi bilişlerle değiştirilmesi ve bireyin başetme becerilerinin güçlenmesiyle davranışsal ve duygusal sorunların üstesinden gelmektir.…”
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