Kallestad Et Al

question 10

Multiple Choice

Kallestad et al. (2010) conducted a randomized controlled trial in which cognitive therapy was compared with psychodynamic therapy in 49 patients with personality disorders of the anxious or fearful type. Among those in psychodynamic therapy __________________; whereas among patients assigned to cognitive therapy ________________.

• A) insight was found to increase and to predict improvement of symptoms and of interpersonal functioning during a two-year follow-up period; measures of insight did not improve substantially during therapy and insight did not predict improvement.
• B) measures of insight did not improve substantially during therapy and insight did not predict improvement; insight was found to increase and to predict improvement of symptoms and of interpersonal functioning during a two-year follow-up period.
• C) insight was found to decrease and to predict a worsening of symptoms and of interpersonal functioning during a two-year follow-up period; insight was found to increase and to predict improvement of symptoms and of interpersonal functioning during a two-year follow-up period.
• D) insight was found to increase and to predict only a short-term improvement in symptoms; insight was found to increase and to predict an improvement in symptoms in the short-term and long-term.

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Comprehend effective leadership styles according to Blake and Mouton’s managerial grid.

Understand outcomes of supportive leadership on subordinates.

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