The text authors caution that, despite the heavy research support for cognitive therapy and CBT, it would benefit from additional attention to:
a. improving its treatment retention and proactive outreach.
b. its comparative effectiveness with other established treatments.
c. more empirical evaluation of its efficacy with a broader range of disorders.
d. integration of other processes of change into its models of therapy.
Question 2
In their evaluation of future directions of cognitive therapy, the text authors highlight that:
a. its research support is unmatched in the history of psychotherapy.
b. it has peaked and is not likely to grow much more over the next decade.
c. is quite effective for some disorders, but it has a very high drop-out rate (> 50).
d. in the form of REBT remains the fastest growing psychotherapy system.
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a) Using a fist to support thumb pressure b) Using thumb-beside-thumb pressure
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