The primary behavior therapy approach to AIDS prevention is

The primary behavior therapy approach to AIDS prevention is

a. cognitive behavioral/coping skills training.
b. modeling and cognitive restructuring.
c. problem solving therapy.
d. prompting and reinforcement.

Question 2

Information about most covert behaviors must be assumed from

a. personality traits.
b. environmental conditions.
c. overt behaviors.
d. standard deviations.

Question 3

_____ has successfully reduced the frequency and severity of nausea and vomiting in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.

a. Stress inoculation training
b. Self instructional training
c. Self-monitoring
d. Relaxation training

Question 4

One of the four modes of behavior treated in behavior therapy is

a. covert.
b. imaginal.
c. depressive.
d. physiological.

Question 5

_____ is a procedure in which a series of high-probability requests are followed with a low-probability request in order to get the client to perform the low-probability request.

a. The Premack principle
b. Reinforcer sampling
c. Behavioral momentum compliance training
d. Differential reinforcement of other behaviors

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The primary behavior therapy approach to AIDS prevention is

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