Note: the following works identify the principal theoretical lineages and methodological sources of CBT. CBT’s relationship to these traditions includes inheritance, translation, combination, and re-expression; this does not imply that every concept in the main text is derived directly from a single source. Future versions will continue to position CBT, item by item, relative to existing theories.
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