In Their Study of Anxious Children, Anxious Parents, and Cognitive

Multiple Choice

In their study of anxious children, anxious parents, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) , Cobban, Dadds, & Spence (1998) found that

A) anxious children benefited from CBT alone.
B) the children did not benefit from CBT, unless parents were also enrolled in CBT.
C) the children did not benefit from CBT unless their parents were also enrolled in CBT and Parent Anxiety Management (PAM) .
D) none of the above are true.