Christo-cybernetic therapy: a cognitive assault on depression

Warren Gregory Terry

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Christo-cybernetic therapy: a cognitive assault on depression

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Warren Gregory Terry. Christo-cybernetic Therapy: a Cognitive Assault On Depression. Reformed Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0863d79-e3af-418a-9359-0d566ed11d79?locale=pt-BR.

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W. G. Terry. Christo-cybernetic therapy: a cognitive assault on depression. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0863d79-e3af-418a-9359-0d566ed11d79?locale=pt-BR

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Warren Gregory Terry. Christo-Cybernetic Therapy: a Cognitive Assault On Depression. Reformed Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f0863d79-e3af-418a-9359-0d566ed11d79?locale=pt-BR.

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Warren Gregory Terry

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Christo-cybernetic therapy was designed as a cognitve assault on depression in the lives of adult Christians. The purpose of this study was to determine whether Christians who underwent four weeks of christo-cybernetic therapy would self-report significantly less depression than Christians who did not. The results of this study suggested that: 1) cognitive therapy is a successful intervention strategy for depressed persons; 2) christo-cybernetic therapy is a hopeful intervention strategy for depressed Christians; and 3) cultivation of a biblical perspective regarding oneself and the circumstances of one's life is a deterrent to depressive moods.

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