When Evaluating the Effectiveness of Behaviour Therapies,what Is Supported by Research

question 192

Multiple Choice

When evaluating the effectiveness of behaviour therapies,what is supported by research

• A) Behaviour therapies are only marginally effective, even though they are very popular. 
• B) Behaviour therapies are very effective for treating vague symptoms, but not concrete symptoms. 
• C) Behaviour therapies are always more effective than insight therapies. 
• D) Behaviour therapies have good evidence of effectiveness, but not for all disorders.

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The capability and right of individuals to make choices regarding their life and actions without external coercion.

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