Reviews of Cognitive Behavioral Therapies (CBT) have repeatedly demonstrated that
a. homework compliance has no significant effect on the outcome of CBT treatment
b. homework compliance has only a minimal effect on the outcome of CBT treatment
c. the outcome of CBT is related to whether clients do the assigned or agreed upon homework
d. while homework is a significant part of behavioral therapy, it is not used in CBT
c. the outcome of CBT is related to whether clients do the assigned or agreed upon homework
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