Compulsive Hoarders Respond Well to Therapy When It Both Corrects

question 57

Multiple Choice

Compulsive hoarders respond well to therapy when it both corrects distorted thinking about hoarding and actively modifies hoarding behavior in a therapy known as

• A)existential therapy.
• B)logotherapy.
• C)cognitive behavior therapy (CBT).
• D)interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT).

Recognize the role of internal and external factors in motivation (e.g., biological needs, incentives).

Describe how motivation influences the intensity, persistence, and direction of behavior.

Identify key figures and their contributions to the study of motivation (e.g., William James, Abraham Maslow).

Explain how evolutionary perspectives contribute to our understanding of motivation.

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