Research Comparing Solution-Focused Therapy to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Regarding Positive

question 18

Multiple Choice

Research comparing solution-focused therapy to cognitive behavioral therapy regarding positive and negative talk found that:

• A) solution focused therapists did not use negative talk.
• B) cognitive behavioral therapists did not use negative talk.
• C) regardless of type of therapist, when the therapist used positive talk, the client was more likely to say something positive.
• D) cognitive behavioral therapists used more positive talk than solution focused therapists.

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Definitions:

Goals

are desired outcomes or objectives that individuals set for themselves, guiding their actions and decisions.

Personal Deficiencies

The lack or inadequacy of certain traits, skills, or qualities within an individual, which may affect their performance or social interactions.

Modeling

The process of learning behaviors, attitudes, or emotional reactions through observing and imitating others, often discussed in the context of social learning theory.

Subjects

In a research context, individuals or groups participating in a study.