One proposal for improving the evaluation of the validity of therapy for alcoholism is a mixture of the relapse prevention model, which is:
a. An integration of psychoanalytic and cognitive behavior modification therapy
b. An integration of psychoanalytic and rational emotive therapy
c. An integration of psychopharmacological concepts and behavior modification therapy
d. An integration of humanistic concepts and psychotherapy
Ans: A
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What will be an ideal response?
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