The First Step in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Is To

question 98

Multiple Choice

The first step in cognitive-behavioral therapy is to:

• A) teach the child to recognize situations that trigger anger or aggressive impulses.
• B) teach the child to learn to analyze their thoughts in these situations.
• C) teach the child to consider different interpretations of events/behaviors.
• D) teach the child adaptive problem solving skills.

Learn how supervisors should constructively respond to failed ideas.

Understand the tools available for analyzing decision alternatives.

Comprehend strategies for enhancing personal and group creativity.

Recognize the significance of overcoming fear of failure to boost creativity.

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Definitions:

Tone

The quality or character of sound or the attitude conveyed in speech or written text.

Air Puff

A technique often used in psychological experiments or eye exams, where a burst of air is directed towards the eye or skin to study reflexes or responses.

UCR

Uniform Crime Reporting; a statistical program designed to collect and analyze data on crime reported to law enforcement agencies in the United States.

UCS

Stands for Unconditioned Stimulus in classical conditioning, an event that elicits a natural, reflexive response.