Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

question 127

Multiple Choice

Cognitive-behavioral therapy

• A) denies the importance of reinforcement and punishment.
• B) assumes that thinking influences emotion, motivation, and behavior.
• C) assumes that behavior must change before cognitive changes can occur.
• D) suggests that the therapist should take a less active role than is typically the case in behavior therapies.

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Media Text

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Resistance

Opposition to an idea, individual, or group, often manifesting in social, political, or personal contexts.

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