The Psychological View That Combines Thinking (And the Expectation of the Reward)with

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Multiple Choice

The psychological view that combines thinking (and the expectation of the reward) with learning theory is known as

• A)psychobehaviorism.
• B)cognitive behaviorism.
• C)cognitive functionalism.
• D)Gestalt psychology.

Distinguish between closed and open 12-Step meetings and their appropriateness for different individuals.

Grasp the significance of personal milestones within the 12 Steps, such as utter defeat, owning responsibility, honesty, and the development of hope.

Recognize the spiritual, not religious nature of the 12 Steps and the flexibility in understanding a higher power.

Familiarize with the empirical research on the effectiveness of the 12 Steps among different populations.

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