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Meta-analysis of effectiveness studies of CBT for adult anxiety disorders has documented generally:
 
  a. smaller effect sizes than that obtained in efficacy studies.
  b. comparable effect sizes to that obtained in efficacy studies.
  c. larger effect sizes than that obtained in efficacy studies.
  d. very large effect sizes than that obtained in efficacy studies.

Question 2

In a recent comprehensive meta-analysis of REBT that included 191 studies (DiGiuseppe et al., 2010), findings indicated that REBT:
 
  a. is somewhat less effective than alternative treatments.
  b. is as effective as other treatments.
  c. is somewhat more effective than alternative treatments.
  d. produces small effect sizes pre-treatment to post-treatment.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

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