How Does Behavior Therapy Differ from Other Forms of Psychotherapy

question 176

Multiple Choice

How does behavior therapy differ from other forms of psychotherapy?

• A) It is concerned primarily with helping people to achieve self-understanding and to live a fuller, richer life.
• B) It is content to change the problem behaviors even without understanding their underlying causes and origin.
• C) It can be conducted by someone with no special training in psychology.
• D) It is used only with children, not with adults.