The application of cognitive-behavioral techniques for Generalized Anxiety Disorder includes the identification, challenge, and change of automatic thoughts, dysfunctional rules and assumptions, and nuclear beliefs of incompetence and dislike; challenging cognitive distortions; helping people increase resistance; behavioral activation through consistent group presence; socializing and intimacy with group members; receiving positive feedback; and gaining a realistic view of the strengths and weaknesses of oneself and others.

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• generalized anxiety disorder concept
• cognitive-behavioral therapy concept