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vm40xp7156w	David Charles Rozek	Unpacking Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: The Effects of Completing a Thought Record on Affective and Neuroendocrine Responses to Stress	1904		.txt	text/plain	322	14	41	Theoretically, cognitive change is an important mechanism of CBT that is targeted through cognitive restructuring by clinicians using a variety of treatment techniques throughout therapy. Thought records are one of the widely used treatment techniques in CBT to target cognitions by providing a systematic approach to identifying, examining, and changing negative automatic thoughts that arise in emotionally arousing situations.	cache/vm40xp7156w.txt	txt/vm40xp7156w.txt