Exposure Treatment Describes

question 7

Multiple Choice

Exposure treatment describes:

• A)Therapies designed to help people change their overestimations of danger and to adopt alternative, less self-undermining ways of construing events
• B)When people directly perform their avoided activities
• C)Verbal elements including dialogue aimed at conveying that obsessions are normal
• D)Treatments based on imagining, watching, or actually doing phobia-related activities

Understand the components and purpose of various decision-making models, including the RAPID model, rational model, organizational model, and garbage can model.

Differentiate among decision types, such as programmed vs. nonprogrammed decisions and strategic vs. tactical decisions.

Describe the phases in the rational model of decision-making and identify what phases are not included.

Recognize the implications of the "economic man" theory in decision-making.