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What Data Should I Collect For CBT Experiments? Have you ever wondered what kind of data is helpful when conducting behavioral experiments in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)? In this video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about collecting useful information during your CBT experiments. We’ll start by discussing the importance of recording your initial beliefs or predictions and how to accurately note what you expect to happen. We’ll then cover how to document the setting and context of each experiment, including details like time, location, and other factors that might influence your results. You’ll learn the significance of tracking your actions and behaviors during the experiment to gather clear evidence of what you actually did. We’ll also show you how to record your emotional and physical responses before, during, and after the experiment to observe changes over time. Additionally, we’ll explain how to measure and compare your expected outcomes with actual results using simple rating scales. We’ll guide you through reflecting on what these results mean, noting any surprises or obstacles, and seeking additional feedback from others. By following these steps, you can make your behavioral experiments more structured, meaningful, and effective in supporting your mental health journey. Whether you're new to CBT or looking to improve your practice, this guide will help you gather the right data for better results.

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