Author Question: Randomized controlled studies comparing emotion-focused (EFT) and person-centered (PCT) therapies ... (Read 37 times)

meagbuch · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

Randomized controlled studies comparing emotion-focused (EFT) and person-centered (PCT) therapies for clinical depression at 18-month follow-up have shown that:

a. PCT had greater symptom reduction, but equivalent relapses.
b. EFT had greater symptom reduction, but not fewer relapses.
c. PCT had greater symptom reduction and fewer relapses.
d. EFT had greater symptom reduction and fewer relapses.

Question 2

Recent randomized clinical trials for treatment of clinical depression have documented that emotion-focused therapy probably is:

a. equally effective as person-centered therapy.
b. less effective than cognitive-behavioral therapy.
c. equally effective as cognitive-behavioral therapy.
d. less effective than person-centered therapy.