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brutforce

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From the perspective of ACT, a core process of psychopathology is:
 
  a. cognitive distancing or defusion. c. devaluation of private events.
  b. dysfunctional beliefs. d. experiential avoidance.

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The purpose of cognitive distancing is to:
 
  a. suppress distressing and negative thoughts.
  b. prevent thoughts from having any impact on behavior.
  c. gain greater objectivity when evaluating thoughts.
  d. test and dispute negative thoughts.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




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