Medical Therapies for Problem Behavior

question 33

Multiple Choice

Medical therapies for problem behavior

• A) are based on the assumption that physical problems are the basis for psychological problems.
• B) are incompatible with and are thus restricted from being used in combination with psychotherapeutic techniques.
• C) are not applied to the same problems as psychotherapies.
• D) were once a major mode of treatment but have decreased in frequency in the past 20 years.

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