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To effectively use tracking with Madison a multimodal therapist would
 
  (a) ask Madison to keep a journal of her progress in therapy.
  (b) plan interventions according to Madison's firing order.
  (c) determine if Madison's feelings and behaviors were congruent.
  (d) begin with a behavioral intervention.

Question 2

To be effective behavioral contracts must
 
  a. Establish goals that are both high and concrete
  b. Have attainable goals
  c. Be monitored on a regular basis
  d. Employ the thinking called successive approximations



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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