Self-Monitoring Involves Making the GAD Sufferer Aware Of

question 80

Multiple Choice

Self-monitoring involves making the GAD sufferer aware of:

• A)the importance of the technique of progressive muscular relaxation
• B)the importance of challenging and replacing dysfunctional metacognitive beliefs about worrying
• C)their fixed patterns of behaviour and the triggers that may precipitate worry
• D)the actual or imagined rehearsal of adaptive coping responses that need to be deployed when a worry trigger is encountered

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Definitions:

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