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Lopatka and Rachman (1995)

The cognitive approach argues that behavior is determined by the way we process information and thus abnormal behavior must stem from faulty thinking strategies. Salkovskis argues that compulsive behavior stems from an inflated sense of responsibility for negative outcomes. The abstract of the original study can be found here. Background information The cognitive approach argues that "patterns of thinking" often lead...


Tags: OCD, cognitive

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