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What is the primary reason CBFT therapists use contracts?
 
  A) To make sure the client comes to therapy consistently and pays on time
  B) To trick the client into thinking that something is required so they will work harder and take therapy seriously
  C) To force the client to work on the behaviors they want to target
  D) To give the client a sense of commitment to the process as well as motivate them

Question 2

Why do cognitive-behavioral family therapists use empathy to build the therapeutic alliance?
 
  A) To create rapport, allowing therapists to get to the real interventions of therapy
  B) Because empathy is a curative process in and of itself
  C) To integrate experiential concepts to make better therapy
  D) To manipulate clients into feeling more comfortable with the therapy process



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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