Question : The goal of cognitive therapy is to:

 

Option 1: Uncover unconscious conflicts

 

 

Option 2: Change maladaptive behavior through conditioning

Option 3: Identify and correct distorted thought patterns

Option 4: Enhance physical well-being

Question : Cognitive therapy aims to:

Option 1: Change unconscious thought patterns

Option 2: Modify dysfunctional behaviors through conditioning

Option 3: Identify and alter distorted thinking patterns

Option 4:  Explore past traumas and unresolved conflicts

Question : In cognitive therapy, a common goal is to:

Option 1: Increase physical activity levels

Option 2: Explore the client's past experiences

Option 3: Identify and modify distorted thought patterns

Option 4: Focus on changing the behavior of others

Question : Behavior therapy is primarily concerned with:

Option 1: Understanding the genetic basis of behavior

Option 2: Changing maladaptive behaviors through learning principles

Option 3: Analyzing dreams and unconscious thoughts

Option 4: Enhancing spiritual well-being

Question : Behavior therapy is based on the principle that:

Option 1: All behavior is genetically predetermined

Option 2: Behavior is learned and can be unlearned

Option 3: Past experiences have no impact on current behavior

Option 4: Unconscious conflicts drive behavior

Question : Behavior therapy typically involves:

Option 1: Delving into the client's unconscious mind

Option 2: Implementing practical strategies to change behavior

Option 3: Ignoring the environmental influences on behavior

Option 4: Focusing solely on the client's verbal expressions