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Marty

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Nina tends to approach difficulties with self-defeating statements like, No one really likes me and I'm just not smart enough. Nina would most likely be helped by
 
  a. Sensitivity training c. Cognitive therapy
  b. Systematic desensitization d. Social skills training

Question 2

Margie is sure that she can never find a boyfriend who will love her like her old boyfriend did. Albert Ellis would probably help her
 
  a. see that this is unduly pessimistic.
  b. focus more on positive events as well as the negative.
  c. consider the circumstances and avoid negative conclusions about her self-worth.
  d. do all of these.



tanna.moeller

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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