Answer:
Rudyard's thoughts are an example of C. self-talk, which cognitive therapists attempt to change using cognitive restructuring.
Explanation:
Self-talk, just as the name states, is the way an <em>individual talks to him/herself. </em>It's the way one tends to <em>respond to experiences</em> in general, a form of internal critic.
Cognitive therapy focuses on the present; behaviors and experiences taking place at the moment and it mainly focuses on solving issues.
Cognitive restructuring is the process in which an individual <em>changes his/her irrational thoughts</em>, known as cognitive distortions, into <em>rational thoughts</em>.
In this case Rudyard's first response was a form of self-talk and it can be seen that the <em>thought is irrational,</em> thus a cognitive therapist would attempt to change it using cognitive restructuring.
The answer to this question is Amphetamines.
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blood pressure, it also speeds the heart rate, decrease of appetite, and
increase in body temperature.
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When we read "Ambush" we soon realize that it is quite true what one might suspect about O'Brien when we read about him - the fact that indeed he always seemed to wanted to hear emotional truth more than he did factual truth. There are multiple sentences which indicate this, but most commonly these are sentences when he starts talking and conceptualizing events in terms of their meaning, how they affected someone and how someone felt while they happened.
Yes.
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