The Basic Assumption of Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Is

question 63

Multiple Choice

The basic assumption of cognitive-behavior therapy is

• A) problems develop because people view themselves and their world in biased ways.
• B) abnormal behavior is learned like normal behavior and can be unlearned.
• C) people have the freedom and responsibility to control their own lives.
• D) only observable behaviors can really be changed.

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Definitions:

Scoring

The process of assigning values to responses or performances on psychological tests or assessments to quantify attributes or behaviors.

Gender And Ethnic Issues

Concerns and challenges that arise from the differences and inequalities in gender and ethnicity.

Higher Levels Of Depression

A severe intensity of depressive symptoms, which may include profound feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness, impacting daily functioning.

Assertiveness

The quality of being self-assured and confident without being aggressive, allowing individuals to express themselves effectively and stand up for their personal rights.