Meta-analytic studies comparing the durability of CBT or medication in the treatment of eating disorders have shown that, at follow-up:
a. CBT produces behavior changes that last longer than medication.
b. medication produces behavior changes that last longer than CBT.
c. CBT and medication produce comparably durable effects.
d. both CBT and medication have relatively low relapse rates.
Question 2
Early in the therapy, a cognitive processing therapist typically asks clients to write an impact statement of how their trauma affected them in order to:
a. provide a cathartic release of suppressed emotions.
b. gauge their readiness for the therapy.
c. understand their trauma-related maladaptive beliefs.
d. dispute the client's appraisals of the traumatic event directly.