The Goal of the Behavior Therapist, in Working with a Patient

question 59

Multiple Choice

The goal of the behavior therapist, in working with a patient, is

• A) gaining insight into the reasons behind the development of pathological behavior.
• B) overcoming the psychological "blocks" which prevent a person from developing normally.
• C) the modification of the target behavior.
• D) the restructuring of the patient's view of his world in such a way that he can deal with it effectively.

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Definitions:

Gastric Acid Secretion

The process of producing stomach acid, which aids in digestion and protects against pathogens in the gastrointestinal tract.

Esophageal Emptying

The process by which the esophagus clears food and liquids from the throat to the stomach, essential for normal digestion.

Liver Size

Refers to the physical dimensions of the liver, an important measure in assessing liver health and detecting abnormalities.

Auscultation

The practice of using a stethoscope to hear the noises produced by the body's internal organs as part of diagnosing health issues.