A supervisor approaches one of his workers and comments on her attire. He feels she should be able to dress a little nicer for the professional office atmosphere. The worker is a single mother who does not make much more than minimum wage. She has to pay household expenses and daycare. There is no money left over for expensive attire. The worker quits her employment and feels she is not good enough to work in that type of setting. What would be the best treatment for her through direct practice?
Explanation
Answer - A - Cognitive therapy is a form of direct practice that involves helping clients develop skills in identifying distorted thinking, modifying beliefs, changing behaviors, and relating to others in different ways. Difficulties are overcome by identifying and changing emotional responses, behaviors, and dysfunctional thinking.
