A:  CMP's — chronic maladaptive patterns, are:  A

A: 

CMP's — chronic maladaptive patterns, are: 

A. Interpersonal styles which are learned in childhood and repeated throughout the life cycle, until they're not once insight or behavioral change occurs 

B. Are usually learned behaviors from family of origin and may have even been adaptive at one time in the past, yet are no longer adaptive yet still used 

C. Are addressed typically in psychodynamic psychotherapy after being played out w the clinician in the transference / countertransference process 

D. All of the above 

B:

Which of the following is NOT a cognitive distortion: 

1. catastrophizing 
2. all or nothing thinking 
3. overgeneralizing 
4. client wondering, do these jeans make me look good? 

C:

The child develops and internalizes basic attitudes towards the self and others as a result of early interpersonal experiences early in life, in particular with parent(s) or caretakers. This represents which of the following? 

1. Cognitive mastery 
2. Ego deficits 
3. Object relations 
4. Developmental stages