What Is Multimodal Therapy?
Multimodal Therapy BASIC ID : A comprehensive, systematic and holistic approach to behavior correction developed by Aronld Lazarus. It is an open system, adopting " [1] technology eclecticism", that is, constantly developing new technologies and modifying existing ones.
Multimodal therapy
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- Chinese name
- Multimodal therapy
- Foreign name
- BASIC ID
- founder
- Lazarus
- Before
- Complex personality can be divided into seven functional areas
- Multimodal Therapy BASIC ID : A comprehensive, systematic and holistic approach to behavior correction developed by Aronld Lazarus. It is an open system, adopting " [1] technology eclecticism", that is, constantly developing new technologies and modifying existing ones.
- Multimodal Therapy BASIC ID
- Lazarus's multi-modal theory was previously mentioned: [1]
- Human complex personality can be divided into seven main functional areas:
- 1. B = behavior.
- 2. A = Emotional response.
- 3. S = feel.
- 4. I = Imagination.
- 5. C = cognition.
- 6. I = Interpersonal relationship.
- 7. D = Drugs, nutritional habits and exercise methods.
- Although there is an interaction between the various elements, it is believed that the functions of these elements are still independent of each other.
- Lazarus lists the five principles that multimodal therapy essentially adheres to as follows:
- First, neither human behavior nor interpersonal interaction can be separated from the seven elements of BASIC? ID;
- Second, these seven elements are related to each other and must be viewed as an interactive system;
- Third, an accurate diagnosis can be made by systematically evaluating these seven elements and their interactions;
- Fourth, a complete treatment involves the need to rectify specific problems in these seven elements;
- Fifth, psychological distress is the product of factors such as conflicts of sensations, misleading cognition, lack of interpersonal skills, external sources of stress, and existence concerns. [1]