Relapse Prevention Treatment Is Based on the Cognitive-Behavior Principles of

question 32

Multiple Choice

Relapse prevention treatment is based on the cognitive-behavior principles of

• A) replacing risky cognitions with more adaptive ones.
• B) reframing relapse episode as a setback, not as an excuse to resume maladaptive behavior.
• C) developing better self-control strategies.
• D) all of the above

Understand the importance of charisma and referent power in leadership.

Distinguish between the concepts of power and authority in organizational settings.

Identify types of power exhibited by leaders in organizational contexts.

Understand the distinctions between formal and informal leadership.

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Definitions:

Conflict Situation

A situation where two or more parties have opposing interests, goals, or values, leading to a disagreement or dispute.

Approach

A way or method of dealing with something or towards completing a task or challenge.

Avoidance Forces

Factors or motivations that lead individuals or groups to avoid certain situations or decisions due to anticipated negative outcomes.

Degree of Control

Refers to the extent to which individuals feel they have power or influence over the outcomes or events in their lives.