Clinicians Espousing a Cognitive-Behavioral Approach Are More Likely To

question 8

Multiple Choice

Clinicians espousing a cognitive-behavioral approach are more likely to:

• A) explore the client's childhood experiences
• B) inform the client about the nature of the presenting problem
• C) to relate the client's reactions to the therapist to patterns in the client's family of origin,
• D) explore dysfunctional patterns of behavior and relationship expectations

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Definitions:

Cognitive Rehearsal

A psychological technique involving the repeated mental practice of a desired behavior or response to improve real-life performance.

Long-Term Memory

A type of memory capable of storing information for extended periods, often throughout an individual's life.

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