What Approach to Therapy Focuses on Changing Thought Patterns by Learning

question 213

Multiple Choice

What approach to therapy focuses on changing thought patterns by learning and practicing new skills?

• A) cognitive-behavior therapy
• B) short-term psychodynamic psychotherapy
• C) psychoanalysis
• D) systematic desensitization

Recognize the differences in cognitive processing between adults and adolescents.

Describe neonates' sensory abilities (vision, taste, smell, and hearing).

Define and explain the significance of object permanence, egocentrism, and the stages of operational thought.

Explain Kohlberg's theory of moral development, including criticisms and supportive/refuting research findings.

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Savings Rate

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