Persons and Davidson's (2001)cognitive-behavioural case formulation approach:
A)Requires a DSM psychiatric diagnosis
B)Determines one treatment goal
C)Determines one main problem
D)Determines a working hypothesis

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Davidson's cognitive-behavioural case formulation approach involves determining a working hypothesis, which involves identifying the individual's particular beliefs, assumptions, and behaviours that underlie their presenting problems. This approach does not necessarily require a DSM diagnosis, nor does it limit the formulation to only one goal or problem.

Persons and Davidson's (2001)cognitive-Behavioural Case Formulation Approach