One of the primary goals in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder is
a) achieving effective ego-boundaries.
b) learning contingencies associated with reward and punishment.
c) effective modulations of extreme emotional states.
d) avoidance of distress.
Question 2
Dialectical behaviour therapy for patients with borderline personality disorder combines
a) social skills training and free-association.
b) ego analysis and more directive behavioural techniques.
c) behavioural problem-solving and client-centred empathy.
d) Gestalt techniques and relaxation training.
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