The Fundamental Belief of Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Is That Individuals Are

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Multiple Choice

The fundamental belief of cognitive-behavior therapy is that individuals are abnormal because

• A) their environment taught them to be abnormal.
• B) their parents became fixated at an early age.
• C) the id and ego employ too many defense mechanisms.
• D) the real self and ideal self are in tumultuous conflict.

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Definitions:

Responsibilities

The duties and obligations assigned to an individual or role within an organization or society.

Tasks

Specific duties or responsibilities assigned to an individual or team as part of their job or project work.

Jobholders

Individuals who are currently employed or possess a job.

Interviews

The process of assessing a candidate's suitability for a role, typically involving a conversation between the interviewer and the interviewee.