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· 제목 : Psychotherapist's Guide to Socratic Dialogue (Hardcover)
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 심리학 > 임상 심리학
· ISBN : 9783031079719
· 쪽수 : 258쪽
· 출판일 : 2022-08-19
· 분류 : 외국도서 > 인문/사회 > 심리학 > 임상 심리학
· ISBN : 9783031079719
· 쪽수 : 258쪽
· 출판일 : 2022-08-19
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Preface
Chapter one
Introduction
Definition of Socratic questioning
The advantage of the Socratic method
Time to use Socratic questioning
How to use the Socratic method
The aim of the Socratic method
The amount of use of the Socratic questioning
Characteristics of the Socratic method
Levels of asking Socratic questions
Types of questions
Problems in the process of questioning
The role of the Socratic method in the therapeutic relationship
The Socratic method
Conclusion
Cognitive-behavior therapy
The underlying philosophy of cognitive-behavior therapy
Critiques to cognitive-behavior therapy
Cognitive science and cognitive-behavior therapy
Chapter two
Logic
Definition of logic
Application of logic
Terms
Propositions
Changing propositions
Reasoning
SyllogismInduction
Fallacies
Philosophical counseling
Logic-based therapy
Chapter three
The irrational animal
Neuroscience,Cognitive sciences
Reasoning
Language
Decision making
Chapter four
Terms
Classification of terms
Ambiguous and unambiguous
Clear and unclear
Vague and exact
Univocal, equivocal and analogical
Literal and metaphorical
Simple and complex
Universal, particular and singular
Absolute and relative
Categories
Predicates
Definition
Definition rules
Definition kinds
Chapter five
JudgmentSubject and predicate
Four kinds of categorical propositions
Distribution of terms
Changing propositions
Immediate inference
Conversion
Obversion
Contraposition
Contradiction
The square of opposition
An example of non-execution of Uniformity of time
An example of non-execution of Uniformity of predicate
An example of non-execution of Uniformity of subjects
Tricky propositions
Chapter six
Argument
Introduction
The meanings of because
How to detect an argument
Types of argument
Combining of deductive and inductive reasoning
Psychotherapeutic example
Deductive reasoning in cognitive-behavioral therapy
Syllogism
Examining the validity of the syllogism
Aristotle’s rules
Rule 1
Second rule
Third rule
Fourth rule
Fifth rule
Sixth rule
Corollary one
Corollary two
Enthymeme
Chain syllogism
Compound syllogism
Conditional syllogismDisjunctive syllogism
Conjunctive syllogism
Dilemma
Arguments in daily language
How to detect an argument
Difference between argument and other non-argument dialogues
Argument and disagreement
Argument and description
Argument vs. explanation
Identify implicit assumptions
Implicit argument
Ideological assumptions
Necessary and sufficient condition
Variable control
Facts and opinions
Chapter seven
Inductive reasoning
Therapeutic example
Generalization
Induction based on the elimination
The errors of inductive reasoning
Considering the causal link
False correlation
Analogical reasoning
Extending an analogy
Metaphor therapy
Chapter eight
Fallacy
Fallacy of equivocation
Slanting
Slogan
Hyperbole
Absurd extension
Straw man fallacy
Ad hominem fallacy
Emotive language
Appeal to authorityAppeal to force
Appeal to pity
Appeal to shame
Appeal to masses or popularity
Appeal to ignorance
Oversimplification
Special case
Black and whiteQuoting out of context
Stereotyping
Non sequitur
Irrelevant conclusion
Begging the question
Complex question
Arguing in a circle
Contradictory premisesFalse assumption
Inductive fallacies
Hasty generalization
post hoc
Hypothesis contrary to fact
False analogy
Argument from silence
Selective evidence
Slanting the question
Reductionism
Confusing the accidental with essential
Confusing quality with quantity
Modern thinking
Complicity
People like us
Unwarranted leaps
Chapter nine
The method of Socratic questioning
Socratic method; combining deductive and inductive reasoning
Reductio ad absurdum
Dilemma
The procedure of executing Socratic dialogue
Examining the evidence
Questioning
Socratic ignorance
Challenge with true belief
Therapeutic relationship
Self-improvement
Emotional beliefs and early maladaptive schemas
Habitual processing
Response to questions about the first chapter
Defining the Socratic dialogue
Chapter ten
Recommendations for future research
