Cognitive Therapy Is Showing Significant Promise in Appears to Be

question 8

Multiple Choice

Cognitive therapy is showing significant promise in appears to be effective

• A) Cognitive therapy is showing significant promise in patients for whom medication is insufficient.
• B) Cognitive therapy has not been shown to be effective in anxiety or depressive disorders.
• C) Cognitive therapy has not been linked with biological or neurochemical correlates as of yet
• D) Cognitive therapy is useful for face-to-face interventions, but considered too risky for e-mental health programs of self-management.

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