One of the main goals of cognitive behavioral therapy for eating disorders (CBT-E) is to _____.
a. help the individual identify factors that are maintaining their eating disorder
b. medically stabilize the individual with proper hydration and medication
c. engage parents and the individual in a therapeutic alliance
d. identify cultural factors related to the development of an individual's eating disorder
Question 2
In therapy, a psychologist tries to convince a depressed woman that her actions do affect the environment and that even though uncontrollable events happened in the past, they need not happen again. This therapist is making use of principles from ____.
a. psychodynamic theory c. the biogenic theory of depression
b. learned helplessness theory d. the cognitive triad
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