Commercial programs, such as the Hoffman Quadrinity Process, combine psychological exercises, confrontation, new viewpoints, and group dynamics to promote personal change and are called

a. therapeutic encounter groups.
b. humanistic family therapy.
c. large-group awareness training.
d. large-group psychodrama training.


C

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Long-term depression:

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A. weak positive B. weak negative C. strong positive D. strong negative

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