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ENagel

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To insure that self-change techniques will be used in the future when they're needed is to:
 
  a. overlearn.
  b. continue to keep records.
  c. plan now for another project.
  d. write notes regarding possible projects.

Question 2

What topic(s) should you discuss with a prospective therapist?
 
  a. The cost of therapy.
  b. Your goals.
  c. The therapist's techniques.
  d. All of these.



xiaomengxian

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Answer to Question 1

C.

Answer to Question 2

D.



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