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Alcohol and Drug Counselor Exam Prep

Category - Psychotherapy

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Clinical social work interventions often require therapy to help a client overcome dysfunctional thinking. A professional would start by identifying assumptions the individual makes and locate those thoughts that are unrealistic. What form of therapy is being described?

Behavior therapy
Reality therapy
Cognitive therapy
Antipathy therapy

Explanation

Answer: C - Cognitive therapy helps a client identify distorted thoughts, modify and change behaviors. Once an individual is fully aware of these feelings, change comes easily and one can begin to relate with others in different ways.

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