ABC-EBDI: An affective framework for BDI agents

Sánchez, Yanet; Coma, Teresa; Cerezo, Eva

doi:10.1016/j.cogsys.2019.07.002

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“…In the ABC model, (A) denotes activating events (or adversity), (B) symbolizes beliefs about the events that individuals have, and (C) represents consequences which can be emotional, behavioral, and cognitive generated by cognitively processed and evaluated beliefs about adversity (David, Matu, Pintea, Cotet, & Nagy, 2014;Dryden, 2012;Sánchez et al, 2019).…”

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“…Consequently, the (C) can be an activating agent (A) that generates secondary beliefs or metabeliefs (B) which in turn underpin secondary consequences or meta-consequences (C) (David et al, 2014;Sánchez et al, 2019).…”

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“…However, in Nepal applying western psychotherapeutics practices face several challenges due to the difference in the historical and cultural background of the individual and society (Tol, Jordans, Regmi, & Sharma, 2005). The ABC model for Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) formulated by Albert Ellis and its basic premises were modified for various psychotherapeutic interventions (Ellis, 1994;Field, Beeson, & Jones, 2015;Sánchez, Coma, Aguelo, & Cerezo, 2019) and can be used for better communication of the psychosocial distress between lay and health care providers. As the perception of mental illness or stress by Nepalese differs hence the psychotherapeutic interventions and ABC model need better incorporation of the ethnopsychology.…”

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An ethnopsychological ABC framework of psychiatric morbidity to facilitate psychotherapeutic interventions in Nepal

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The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic can be overwhelming leading to strong emotions and distress. Most studies reported the impact on mental health due to uncertainty, fear, and anxiety about the pandemic and post pandemic states. The sufferers may present with a variety of symptoms of psychological distress. Failure to communicate this psychosocial distress between lay and health care providers may pose barriers to treatment and challenges for integration of mental health into primary health centers. There is a need for tools to screen and explain pandemic associated distress in a way that attending physician can communicate with laymen in a coherent way. The article introduces an ethnopsychologial ABC framework that individual in distress can better understand the nature of the illness. Rather than providing a diagnosis to inexperienced clients of psychiatric morbidity, this method promotes improved communication and bridge the observed gaps. Thus, it helps to raise awareness of the relationship between cultural, emotional, thought, behavior, and psychosocial distress. This article discussed the assessment of the ABC framework with ethnopsycholgical premises and psychotherapeutic intervention at different levels that can be applied.

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An ethnopsychological ABC framework of psychiatric morbidity to facilitate psychotherapeutic interventions in Nepal

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“…This pathological fear and anxiety termed coronaphobia can be associated with and progress to myriads of physical and psychological disorders [1,8]. Though Albert Ellis formulated the ABC model for Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy yet ABC model and its basic premise can be used in various other forms of psychotherapeutic interventions [15][16][17]. In the ABC model, (A) is activating events (or adversity) which individuals face, (B) stands for beliefs individuals have about the events, and (C) stands for emotional, behavioral, and cognitive consequences generated by belief about the adversity [17][18][19].…”

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“…The (C) (e.g. fear) can further act as an activating agent (A) that generates meta-beliefs or secondary beliefs (B) which in turn underpin meta-consequences or secondary consequences (C) [17,18].…”

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ABC framework of fear of COVID-19 for psychotherapeutic intervention in Nepal: a review

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2020

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The COVID-19 pandemic is having an impact on physical and mental health. Most studies report the impact on mental health and mental distress during the pandemic. As a result of various stressors (such as lockdown, quarantines, and misinformation) there is heightened fear of a pandemic. The sufferer may experience a variety of symptoms of anxiety, depression, and even psychosis. In predisposed vulnerable individuals, fear of COVID-19 is perpetuating pain and dysfunction. This study discussed the ABC framework of fear and influencer to better understand the different levels of symptoms and interventions. There is an urgent need to integrate mental health into primary health-care centers. The attending physician should be aware of the stress disorders associated with the pandemic. This article introduces a handy and practical portrayal of the ABC framework that can be taught to individuals in distress during clinical visits to primary care centers providing awareness of the relationship between thinking, emotional and behavioral responses.

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Comparative Analytical Survey on Cognitive Agents with Emotional Intelligence

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ABC-EBDI: An affective framework for BDI agents

Cited by 14 publications

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An ethnopsychological ABC framework of psychiatric morbidity to facilitate psychotherapeutic interventions in Nepal

An ethnopsychological ABC framework of psychiatric morbidity to facilitate psychotherapeutic interventions in Nepal

ABC framework of fear of COVID-19 for psychotherapeutic intervention in Nepal: a review

Comparative Analytical Survey on Cognitive Agents with Emotional Intelligence

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