A major contribution health psychologists have made to working with individuals with HIV/AIDS is
a. developing psychological treatments to cure the disease.
b. improving the mental health of those who have contracted the virus.
c. understanding the role spirituality has in facilitating compliance with treatment.
d. focusing attention on the fact that most cases can be prevented by encouraging the avoidance of risky behavior patterns.
Question 2
Instruments that attempt to tie testing directly to treatment
a. should be developed by identifying the most important treatment variables and then developing tests specifically to measure those variables.
b. have already been developed, such as the outcome Questionnaire-45.
c. may come about only by reversing the traditional relationship between psychotherapy and testing.
d. all of the above
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