The validity of cognition (VOC) scale is a measure of how strongly a person believes in their thoughts or beliefs. It is often used in cognitive therapy to assess the degree of conviction that a person has in their negative or dysfunctional cognitions. The scale ranges from 0 (completely unbelievable) to 100 (completely believable). A higher VOC score indicates a stronger belief in one’s cognition, which may make it more difficult to challenge or modify.
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