A characteristic or condition (such as smoking) that occurs with greater frequency in people with a disease (such as lung cancer) than it does in disease-free people is known as a:

The basic assumption of cognitive-behavior therapy is

a. problems develop because people view themselves and their world in biased ways. b. abnormal behavior is learned like normal behavior and can be unlearned. c. people have the freedom and responsibility to control their own lives. d. only observable behaviors can really be changed.

The initial step in interpersonal therapy is a structured interview focusing on symptoms, family history, and current events in the client's life

Indicate whether the statement is true or false