Studies in Which Patients Underwent Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Phobias

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True/False

Studies in which patients underwent cognitive behavioral therapy for phobias produced improvements in their behaviors and also changed the patients' brain activity.

Assess the role and effectiveness of treatment in addressing substance use disorders.

Identify the complex relationship between drug policy, criminal justice responses, and societal beliefs.

Discuss the nuances and consequences of drug legalization and medicalization debates.

Conceptualize the economic, social, and legal impacts of illicit drug markets on communities and law enforcement.

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