Cognitive Processing Therapy
Social-cognitive theories focus more on the content of cognitions and the effect that distorted cognitions have on emotional responses and behavior. In order to reconcile information about the traumatic event with prior schemas, people tend to do one or more of three things: assimilate, accommodate, or over-accommodate.
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