Across studies, when exposure therapies are compared with no treatment, medication therapies, and/or alternative therapies for anxiety and trauma-related disorders, results have consistently indicated that:
a. exposure therapy is much more successful than all other interventions and no treatment.
b. exposure therapy is more effective than no treatment and several alternative therapies, and at least comparable to medication treatments.
c. exposure therapy is more effective than no treatment and most medication therapies, but mostly comparable to alternative therapies.
d. exposure therapy is more effective than no treatment, but largely equivalent to medication and alternative therapies.
Question 2
Meta-analysis of nine treatment outcome studies of repeated exposure to preingestion cues for alcohol dependent adults has documented:
a. little effectiveness.
b. modest positive findings.
c. mixed and equivocal findings.
d. reasonably strong support.
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