Compared to most behavior therapists, cognitive-behavior therapists place more emphasis on

A) changing people's interpretation of their situation.
B) changing internal feelings.
C) changing internal emotional states.
D) changing unconscious beliefs about the past.

Cognitive-Behavior Therapists

Mental health professionals who use techniques from cognitive therapy and behavioral therapy to modify dysfunctional emotions, behaviors, and thoughts.

Interpretation

Interpretation involves making sense of or assigning meaning to phenomena, actions, or symbols within a particular context, often used in analysis and therapy.