Exposing a person to cues such as the sight and smell of alcohol and then using skills such as relaxation or discussion to successfully decline drug use occurs in
a. contingency management therapy.
b. cue exposure therapy.
c. self-monitoring.
d. multidimensional family therapy.
Question 2
James has dementia and carries written reminders and pictures of loved ones that he can refer to when faced with loss of memory. He refers to this collection as his
a. memory wallet..
b. memory guide..
c. memory assistant..
d. cognitive crutch..
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