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go.lag

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Which of the following best describes situational in-vivo exposure treatment:
 
  a) a process by which a client confronts fears by imagining confronting feared situations and stimuli
  b) a process by which a client gradually exposures herself to a feared situation by entering a remaining in the situation until anxiety diminishes.
  c) a process by which a client learns to confront irrational and catastrophic cognitions during exposure therapy
  d) a process by which a client exposes herself to a feared situation through the process of flooding, or immediately exposing herself to the most anxiety-provoking situation on a hierarchy

Question 2

The most important task of existentialism is:
 
  a. Becoming
  b. Withdrawing
  c. Healing
  d. Confronting



katieost

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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