Repetitive Behaviors Can Be Described as Either Compulsive or Impulsive

question 104

Multiple Choice

Repetitive behaviors can be described as either compulsive or impulsive according to whether the original goal was

• A) to express anger or anxiety.
• B) rational or irrational.
• C) adaptive or maladaptive.
• D) to experience pleasure or avoid anxiety.

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Definitions:

Continued Growth

The ongoing development and progress in personal, professional, or organizational areas.

Openness To Feedback

The willingness or ability to receive and consider information or opinions from others, typically aimed at personal growth or improvement.

Case Conceptualization/formulation

involves the therapist's process of gathering and organizing information about a client to understand their issues and guide the treatment strategy.

Determination Of Client Goals

The process of identifying and setting specific, measurable objectives for a client in a professional setting.