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:

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