The Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Therapy Stresses

question 23

Multiple Choice

The cognitive-behavioral approach to therapy stresses:

• A)support,understanding,warmth,and empathy.
• B)awareness,unfinished business,impasse,and experiencing.
• C)thinking,judging,analyzing,and doing.
• D)subjectivity,existential anxiety,self-actualization,and being.
• E)transference,dream analysis,uncovering unconscious,and early experience.

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Definitions:

Future Security

Measures or assurances put in place to ensure stability and protection from potential threats or uncertainties in the future.

Masculinity

A set of attributes, behaviors, and roles traditionally associated with boys and men, often emphasized by strength, dominance, and emotional restraint.

Gender-Based Violence

Forms of violence or abuse directed at an individual based on their gender identity or perceived adherence to socially constructed gender norms.

Cultural Constructs

Socially established norms, values, and practices that shape the behavior, perceptions, and identities of individuals within a society.