How comfortable are you doing a CBT session on your own?
A. Very comfortable
B. Somewhat comfortable
C. Not very comfortable
D. Not at all comfortable
What makes you most frustrated about the current state of CBT research?
A. Lack of studies on minority groups
B. Limited evidence for certain conditions
C. Inconsistent findings
D. Long-term outcomes not being well-studied
How prepared are you for managing chronic pain using CBT techniques?
A. Very prepared
B. Somewhat prepared
C. Not very prepared
D. Not prepared at all
How often do you practice cognitive restructuring techniques?
A. Daily
B. Weekly
C. Monthly
D. Rarely/Never
What’s your favorite aspect of CBT treatment for anxiety disorders?
A. Cognitive restructuring
B. Exposure therapy
C. Behavioral activation
D. Problem-solving
What’s your go-to technique when coping with stress through CBT?
A. Deep breathing exercises
B. Cognitive reframing
C. Progressive muscle relaxation
D. Mindfulness meditation
Which of these symptoms is most concerning for you when starting CBT?
A. Increased anxiety
B. Emotional discomfort
C. Disturbed relationships
D. None of the above
What happened in the past when you tried CBT for depression?
A. It was effective immediately
B. It worked but took time
C. It didn’t work
D. I have not tried it
What is your current biggest challenge related to CBT for substance use disorder?
A. Managing cravings
B. Staying motivated
C. Peer influence
D. Finding resources
What’s your idea of a perfect CBT session for insomnia?
A. Focus on sleep hygiene
B. Cognitive restructuring regarding sleep thoughts
C. Relaxation training
D. A combination of all
How confident are you in your ability to use CBT for reducing anger?
A. Extremely confident
B. Very confident
C. Somewhat confident
D. Not confident at all
When you think about CBT for eating disorders what are you most concerned about?
A. Relapse rate
B. Long-term effectiveness
C. Adherence to therapy
D. Stigmatization
You have a choice of individual CBT sessions or group CBT sessions. Which do you choose?
A. Individual sessions
B. Group sessions
C. Either is fine
D. Undecided
How do you handle setbacks during CBT?
A. Discuss with therapist
B. Self-reflect and adjust
C. Feel discouraged
D. Often give up
What are you most excited about when starting CBT for a new issue?
A. Learning new skills
B. Seeing quick results
C. Understanding myself better
D. Collaborating with a therapist
How would you describe your emotional resilience after undergoing CBT?
A. Very high
B. High
C. Moderate
D. Low
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when CBT is mentioned?
A. Effective treatment
B. Challenging process
C. Time-consuming
D. Life-changing
What do you think is missing in your quest to fully benefit from CBT?
A. Consistency in practice
B. Support from others
C. Guidance from a skilled therapist
D. More understanding of the techniques
How well do you stick to your CBT techniques during high-stress periods?
A. Consistently well
B. Often well
C. Occasionally
D. Seldom
In a perfect world, what would the outcome of CBT for chronic pain look like for you?
A. Complete pain relief
B. Significant pain reduction
C. Improved coping skills
D. Enhanced quality of life
What makes you most nervous about starting CBT?
A. Emotional discomfort
B. Fear of failure
C. High commitment
D. Cost of treatment
How would your friends and family describe your progress in CBT?
A. Significantly improved
B. Gradually improving
C. Slight improvement
D. No improvement
What (affects you mentally or emotionally) the most during a CBT session?
A. Revisiting traumatic experiences
B. Facing fears directly
C. Challenging deep-seated beliefs
D. None of the above
What is your absolute favorite CBT technique?
A. Exposure therapy
B. Behavioral activation
C. Cognitive restructuring
D. Relaxation exercises
You are at a party and feel overwhelmed by social anxiety. What do you do?
A. Use CBT techniques to calm down
B. Leave the party
C. Find a quiet space to relax
D. Talk it out with a friend
How do you handle regression in your CBT progress?
A. Analyze triggers
B. Discuss with therapist
C. Practice established techniques
D. Feel demotivated
How connected do you feel to the principles of CBT during therapy?
A. Very connected
B. Somewhat connected
C. Occasionally connected
D. Not connected at all
How often do you engage in behavioral activation activities?
A. Daily
B. Weekly
C. Monthly
D. Rarely/Never
What keeps you up at night about the efficacy of CBT?
A. Doubts about effectiveness
B. Concerns about staying committed
C. Thinking about the emotional toll
D. None of the above
Which of the following best describes your experience with CBT?
A. Life-changing
B. Moderately helpful
C. Somewhat helpful
D. Not helpful at all
How would you describe your overall experience with CBT for depression?
A. Very positive
B. Positive
C. Neutral
D. Negative
How well do you manage to integrate CBT techniques into your daily life?
A. Very well
B. Well
C. Moderately well
D. Poorly
How do you react when CBT doesn’t seem to be working immediately?
A. Stay patient and consistent
B. Consult with therapist
C. Try new techniques
D. Feel frustrated and give up
What aspect of CBT makes you the most happy?
A. Understanding my thoughts
B. Seeing measurable progress
C. Feeling more in control
D. Collaborating with a therapist
What has been your most challenging experience with CBT?
A. Consistency in practice
B. Emotional distress during sessions
C. Applying techniques in real-life situations
D. Understanding the concepts
How would you describe your awareness of your own thought patterns after CBT?
A. Highly aware
B. Aware
C. Somewhat aware
D. Not aware
Do you have a strong support system in place for your CBT journey, such as friends or family who understand the process?
A. Yes, definitely
B. Somewhat
C. A little bit
D. Not at all
Which of these issues is most likely to be a struggle for you during CBT?
A. Consistency
B. Immediate results
C. Emotional toll
D. Understanding concepts
How do you handle a situation where you need to use CBT for a new problem area?
A. Learn new techniques
B. Adapt existing techniques
C. Seek additional therapy
D. Feel unsure about how to proceed
Which of the following describes your main goal with CBT?
A. Reducing symptoms
B. Improving overall well-being
C. Learning new skills
D. Understanding myself better
How confident are you in discussing your CBT progress with your therapist?
A. Very confident
B. Confident
C. Somewhat confident
D. Not confident at all
What would you say are your top struggles right now related to CBT?
A. Keeping sessions consistent
B. Managing expectations
C. Emotional resistance
D. Lack of support
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when a CBT session is particularly challenging?
A. I need to push through
B. I should discuss this with my therapist
C. Maybe I need to try a different approach
D. This is too hard
When you were a kid, did you ever try any form of therapy? If so, what was it like?
A. Yes, CBT
B. Yes, another type
C. No, never
D. I don’t remember
How often do you attend CBT sessions?
A. Weekly
B. Bi-weekly
C. Monthly
D. Less frequently
How do you manage your emotions when CBT exercises become intense?
A. Use relaxation techniques
B. Pause and reflect
C. Discuss with therapist
D. Try to push through
Which of these disorders do you think CBT is most effective for?
A. Anxiety disorders
B. Depression
C. Substance use disorder
D. Insomnia
What happens if a session doesn’t go as planned?
A. Reflect and adapt
B. Reschedule with the therapist
C. Feel discouraged
D. Ignore it
Someone asks how your CBT is going. What’s the actual answer, not just “good”?
A. It’s improving my mental health
B. It’s challenging but worth it
C. It’s a bit up and down
D. I’m struggling with it
How do you handle CBT homework assignments?
A. Always complete them
B. Usually complete them
C. Sometimes complete them
D. Rarely complete them
When you think about CBT, what are you most concerned about?
A. Effectiveness over time
B. Emotional toll
C. Consistency in attendance
D. Understanding concepts
Which of the following is most likely to frustrate you during CBT?
A. Slow progress
B. Emotional discomfort
C. Time commitment
D. Complex techniques
What is your strongest belief about the efficacy of CBT?
A. It’s very effective
B. It’s somewhat effective
C. It’s effective for some people
D. I’m not sure
What would you like to explore more deeply in your CBT sessions?
A. Thought patterns
B. Behavioral changes
C. Emotional responses
D. Past experiences
If you could waive a magic wand, what would the perfect outcome of CBT be?
A. Total symptom relief
B. Effective coping mechanisms
C. Enhanced overall well-being
D. Understanding of underlying issues
What makes you most optimistic about using CBT?
A. Strong evidence base
B. Practical techniques
C. Therapist support
D. Personal success stories
Which of the following best describes how you feel about CBT today?
A. Confident and positive
B. Cautiously optimistic
C. Neutral
D. Skeptical
How would you describe your experience with CBT for chronic medical conditions?
A. Very positive
B. Positive
C. Neutral
D. Negative
What aspect of CBT keeps you motivated?
A. Seeing progress
B. Therapist encouragement
C. Practical techniques
D. Reading success stories
How do you determine your CBT goals each week?
A. Discussing with therapist
B. Reflecting on past sessions
C. Considering current challenges
D. Following a set plan
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