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A meta-analysis of eight controlled trials of family- and couple-based treatments for depression (Barbato & D'Avanzo, 2008) showed that, compared to individual therapy, couples therapy:
 
  a. was more effective in reducing depressive symptoms.
  b. was less effective in reducing depressive symptoms.
  c. was comparably effective in changing relationship satisfaction.
  d. was more effective in improving relationship satisfaction.

Question 2

Research-supported family-based therapies predominate treatment reviews of:
 
  a. adults with addictions.
  b. adolescents with eating disorders.
  c. children and adolescents with externalizing problems.
  d. youth anxiety and mood disorders.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C




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