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RRMR

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In relapse prevention, lifestyle balance refers to an acceptable combination of
 
  a. addictive and pro-social behaviors.
  b. familial and otherwise-social behaviors.
  c. obligatory and enjoyable behaviors.
  d. behavior and contingent reinforcement.

Question 2

In order to inoculate clients against relapses caused by interpersonal conflicts, therapists provide
 
  a. assertive behaviors.
  b. cognitive restructuring.
  c. communication skills.
  d. progressive relaxation.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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