Eficiencia de las terapias: ¿un paso más allá de la eficacia? Análisis crítico del modelo cognitivo-conductual

Froxán‐Parga, María Xesús; Alonso-Vega, Jesús; Sánchez, Carolina Trujillo; Muñoz, Vanesa Zorrilla

doi:10.55414/ap.v36i1-2.711

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“…Y ¿por qué es eficaz? ), enfatizando en la importancia de saber qué es lo que hacemos y por qué lo hacemos (Fonseca-Pedrero et al, 2021;Froxán-Parga et al, 2018) La TCC determina que el cambio de la conducta es debido al cambio en la cognición y, al igual que la TC se sustentaba en los hallazgos conductistas, la terapia de segunda generación defiende que sus principios teóricos se nutren de la filosofía cognitivista. Sin embargo, mientras que la TC basa sus principios en los hallazgos experimentales del Análisis Experimental de la Conducta, la relación entre cognitivismo, psicología cognitiva y TCC no está tan clara.…”

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“…No se puede relegar la psicoterapia, ni ninguna aplicación de la ciencia psicológica, a un mero conjunto de técnicas que se aplican sin saber por qué ni para qué. Por ello, Froxán-Parga et al (2018) destacan la importancia de que, además de trabajar en la investigación de resultados (¿qué es eficaz? ), se trabaje en la investigación de procesos (¿por qué es eficaz?).…”

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Behavior therapy: roots, evolution and reflection on the relevance of behaviorism in the clinical context

Riesco¹,

Vivas²,

Herrera³

et al. 2022

Pap. Psicol.

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Behavior Therapy-as well as its three generations-has been shown to be the psychotherapeutic technology with the most empirical evidence in clinical and health psychology. However, each of its generations is based on different philosophical foundations. In this paper, we briefly present their historical background, their strengths, and the possible drawbacks that we find in each one. First, behaviorism (methodological and radical) and its various techniques based on the principles of learning, followed by the emergence of cognitive-behavioral therapies in a historical context marked by cognitivism and, today, the most effective technique for a wide variety of cases. Finally, those known as third generation (or contextual) therapies, a technology derived from functional contextualism that is the basis of these therapies. As conclusions, the relevance of the debate surrounding the object of study of psychology and the adherence to evidence-based psychological treatments is highlighted.

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Behavior therapy: roots, evolution and reflection on the relevance of behaviorism in the clinical context

Riesco¹,

Vivas²,

Herrera³

et al. 2022

Pap. Psicol.

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Insight in terms of Behavior in the Clinical Context: Transfer and Rule-governed Behavior

Cruz¹,

Cebrián²,

Froxán‐Parga³

2022

Clínica Y Salud

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The clinical significance of this article is to propose a better understanding of the insight phenomenon in terms of behavior analysis, with the aim of elucidating a phenomenon that may be important to improve clinical practice.Insight is a phenomenon studied in various areas in psychology, from cognitive science through the analysis of the subject's responses in problem solving (e.g., Kounios & Beeman, 2014) to psychological therapy and its role in clinical change (e.g., Høglend & Hagtvet, 2019). It is a phenomenon that has been analyzed over the years from both theoretical and empirical approaches; however, it seems there is not agreed definition or explanation of its operation (Shen et al., 2018). The aim of this paper is to present a conceptual critique, define, and propose theoretical explanations from the analysis of behavior on insight-type events in psychotherapy in order to clarify the possible relevance of its role in clinical change and propose relevant variables for its study. Conceptualization of Insight in PsychotherapyTraditionally, insight has been considered as a mentalistic causal phenomenon that occurs in a ravishing way on the client. It has been defined as the understanding of penetrating interpersonal patterns, the recognition of the relation of a present behavior and a past event or the knowledge of certain defenses and their purposes (Blagys & Hilsenroth, 2000). It has been defined through four elements:(1) a metaphorical illumination that involves looking inward; (2) the identification of patterns or links involving reasons, causes or categories; (3) its suddenness and (4) its novelty or sense of discovery Clínica y Salud (2022) xx(x) xx-xx

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Eficiencia de las terapias: ¿un paso más allá de la eficacia? Análisis crítico del modelo cognitivo-conductual

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Behavior therapy: roots, evolution and reflection on the relevance of behaviorism in the clinical context

Behavior therapy: roots, evolution and reflection on the relevance of behaviorism in the clinical context

Insight in terms of Behavior in the Clinical Context: Transfer and Rule-governed Behavior

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