All of the Following Would Be Considered Examples of Late-Phase

question 51

Multiple Choice

All of the following would be considered examples of late-phase treatment goals in cognitive-behavioral family therapy EXCEPT:

• A) developing a positive mutual reinforcement cycle to reduce negativity and labeling.
• B) replacing perfectionist beliefs about a child school performance with more realistic expectations.
• C) redefining family schemas to increase tolerance of difference between members.
• D) redefining couple schemas to reduce pressure for perfection and increase tolerance of weaknesses in the other.

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