Hofmann (2004) found that mediated treatment changes in cognitive therapy and ex

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Hofmann (2004) found that mediated treatment changes in cognitive therapy and exposure therapy for social anxiety disorder O Gender of the patient O Age of the patient O The theoretical orientation of the therapist O Reductions in perceived cost of social interactions Dismantling studies of cognitive behavior therapy, in general, have found that O The cognitive elements of CBT are more effective than the behavioral components O CBT only works for patients who have depression O CBT does not work for treating social anxiety disorder O The behavioral components work just as well as the behavioral plus cognitive components together Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is based on theory: O Evan Forman's O Relational Frame O Acceptance O Psychodynamic

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Hofmann (2004) found that reductions in the perceived costs associated with social interactions mediated treatment changes in both CT and exposure therapy without cognitive interventions in social anxiety disorder, supporting the cognitive model of the disorder.

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