A Counselor Using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to Treat a Client with Major

Multiple Choice

A counselor using cognitive-behavioral therapy to treat a client with major depressive disorder might have
As his/her main treatment goal:

A) Teaching clients to monitor their affect and activity each day
B) Externalizing the problem by defining depression as a treatable medical illness
C) Offering positive reinforcement for engagement in pleasurable activities
D) Teaching clients to recognize and manage their reactions to depressive symptoms