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. 2020 Jan 17;19:100301. doi: 10.1016/j.invent.2019.100301
Not at all On a few occasions Sometimes Regularly
Analyzing behavior using vicious/virtuous circles Example: looking at what thoughts, feelings and behaviors exists in a situation and the short- and long-term consequences.
Using goals and values Example: breaking down long-term goals into smaller parts, thinking about what you value in a certain area of your life.
Investigating negative automatic thoughts and avoiding thought traps Example: registering thoughts and rating the truthfulness of them.
Breaking out of rumination Example: attempt to stop comforting thoughts that keep the rumination going.
Behavioral experiments Example: test out your assumptions and predictions and compare against actual results.
Behavioral activation/increasing your amount of valued social contact Example: planning for social actions, identifying potential obstacles.
Exposure Example: to systematically and deliberately approach situation that evoke anxiety without the use of safety behaviors that reduces the anxiety short-term