What does ‘cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)’ focus on?

A. Changing negative thought patterns and behaviors
B. Exploring unconscious motives
C. Developing social skills
D. Reinforcing positive behaviors

Answer: Changing negative thought patterns and behaviors

Additional Information: CBT combines cognitive and behavioral techniques to treat various psychological disorders.

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