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Continuing Education Quiz

M e t a c o g n i t i v e Be l i e f s A b o u t Ruminat ion in Recurrent Major D e p r e s s i o n (Papageorg iou & Wel l s , pp. 1 6 0 - 1 6 4 )

If you answer 5 out of 6 questions correctly, you will be awarded .5 CE credit.

See p. 212 for instructions and evaluation form.

According to Wells and Matthews's (1994, 1996) model, which of the tollowing types of beliefs guide depressive rumination? O a. beliefs about thinking O b. beliefs about eating, weight, and shape O c. beliefs about death and illness O d. beliefs about responsibility @ e. None of the above.

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does metacognition refer to? beliefs about thinking appraisals of thinking ability' to monitor thinking ability to regulate thinking All of the above.

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What percentage of patients with recurrent major depression reported positive and negative beliefs of rumination? O a . 0% O b . 25% © c. 50% O d. 75% O e. 100%

Which of the following themes emerged in patients' negative beliefs about rumination? O a. uncontrollability of rumination O b. harm of rumination O c. interpersonal consequences of rumination O d. social consequences of rumination O e. All of the above.

Which of the following was used to examine metacognitive beliefs about rumination? @ a. self-report measure O b. semistructured interview O c. thought record @ d. thinking-aloud technique O e. None of the above.

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are the treatment implications of the study? Progressive muscle relaxation may be beneficial in the treatment of depression. Imaginal exposure may be beneficial in the treatment of depression. Modifications of metacognitive beliefs about rumination may be beneficial in the treatment of depression. Physical exercise may be beneficial in the treatment of depression. None of the above.