Author Question: Patients with high attachment avoidance and depression: a. tend to fare better in cognitive ... (Read 114 times)

gonzo233 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

Patients with high attachment avoidance and depression:

a. tend to fare better in cognitive therapy.
b. tend to fare better in interpersonal therapy.
c. show similar outcomes in cognitive and interpersonal therapy.
d. have poor responses in all forms of therapy.

Question 2

Research studies that evaluate the effects of a treatment within a relatively homogenous group, under optimal clinical circumstances, and with the therapy performed by highly trained experts are called:

a. efficacy studies.
b. effectiveness studies.
c. expert-led research.
d. none of the above.