Clients with the diagnosis of agoraphobia who receive exposure ...

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Clients with the diagnosis of agoraphobia who receive exposure therapy daily would be exposed to which of the following?
 
  a. cold sheets in a cold bath
  b. the room air while being completely undressed
  c. special rays from a machine similar to an X-ray
  d. the stimulus that brings on their symptoms

Question 2

Research on the effects of drumming as a complementary modality in addiction treatment indicates that drumming:
 
  a. decreases awareness of preconscious dynamics
  b. isolates the client, which reduces peer pressure to use drugs
  c. enhances theta-wave production of brain-wave synchronization
  d. induces brain-wave patterns indicative of an excited state

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Answer to Question 1

D
For simple phobias the evidence strongly supports the effectiveness of exposure therapy. This form of therapy exposes the person experiencing phobia to the inciting factor under supervised conditions. The exposure is conducted under supervision of a trained therapist.

Answer to Question 2

C
Research reviews indicated that drumming enhances recovery through inducing relaxation and enhancing theta-wave production of brain-wave synchronization. Drumming was experienced as pleasurable and as a technique that enhanced awareness of preconscious dynamics. Drumming also created a sense of connectedness, alleviating self-centeredness and isolation.