Research on the effectiveness of contingency management therapy shows
a) no solid evidence of reduction in drug use.
b) reductions in drug use and less likelihood of later relapse, particularly when the consequence is high value.
c) reductions in drug use but no change in the likelihood of later relapse.
d) effectiveness only for treatment of alcoholism but not drug abuse.
B
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According to research on the use of sleeping pills to treat insomnia, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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