For what percentage of clients is traditional behavior couple therapy still effective 2 years after therapy?
a. 95
b. 80
c. 65
d. 50
Question 2One additional benefit of traditional behavior couple therapy is that it may
a. improve job performance.
b. alleviate depression.
c. engender pro-sociality in children.
d. help with sexual dysfunction.
Question 3A husband thinks that he told his wife that he wouldn't be home for dinner, but his wife is sure that he did not. This is an example of a cognitive discrepancy in
a. perceptions.
b. expectations.
c. assumptions.
d. attributions.
Question 4A woman believes that she and her husband should have separate bank accounts, whereas her husband thinks they should have joint accounts. This is an example of a cognitive discrepancy in
a. attributions.
b. perceptions.
c. expectations.
d. assumptions.
Question 5One partner's incorrectly inferring the cause of the other's actions results in a cognitive discrepancy of
a. assumptions.
b. attributions.
c. expectations.
d. perceptions.
Question 6In addition to fostering positive behavior exchanges, traditional behavior couple therapy provides training in
a. stress inoculation.
b. financial management.
c. modern gender-roles.
d. problem-solving skills
Question 7The caring days technique is used in cognitive behavioral couple therapy to foster
a. acceptance of behavior.
b. positive behavior exchanges.
c. better communication.
d. stress inoculation.
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