As Behavioral Therapists Accepted the Importance of Human Cognitive Processes

question 21

Multiple Choice

As behavioral therapists accepted the importance of human cognitive processes in determining behavior and reactions

• A) behavioral and cognitive therapies became much more distinct.
• B) the traditional differences between the two approaches evaporated and were replaced by new, stronger theoretical differences.
• C) cognitive and behavioral therapies began to merge and become an integrated approach.
• D) none of the above, most behavior therapists still do not acknowledge the importance of cognitions.

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