Cognitive-behavioral coping skills therapy is often used to help clients
a. overcome the lethargic effects of opiates.
b. deal with life changes due to chronic pain.
c. manage daunting long-term treatments.
d. learn to tolerate unyielding pain.
Question 2
Demonstrations by Ayllon in the late 1950s served to
a. question existing explanations for behavioral symptoms.
b. show that behaviors cannot be influenced by reinforcement.
c. suggest learning as a cause for schizophrenia.
d. highlight the poor conditions of psychiatric hospitals.
Effective listening skills demonstrate empathy to the patient and break down barriers to communicati
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