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tth

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The basic procedure for the tension-release method of relaxation is:
 
  a. to tell yourself to relax when facing a tension-producing situation.
  b. to practice the method in a variety of stressful situations.
  c. to contract muscles, relax muscles, and feel the relaxation.
  d. variable, depending upon the person.

Question 2

People who learn to use the tension-release method of relaxation:
 
  a. show little improvement in their level of anxiety.
  b. show a reduction in their overall level of anxiety.
  c. show total elimination of anxiety.
  d. none of these.



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Answer to Question 1

C.

Answer to Question 2

B.





 

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