Each of the following is a type of cognitive therapy except ________.
A) aversive conditioning
B) stress-inoculation therapy
C) Beck's cognitive-behavioral therapy
D) rational-emotive therapy

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Aversive conditioning is not a type of cognitive therapy, but rather a classical conditioning technique that pairs an aversive stimulus with a behavior to decrease the likelihood of that behavior being repeated. The other options, stress-inoculation therapy, Beck's cognitive-behavioral therapy, and rational-emotive therapy, are all types of cognitive therapy that focus on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and beliefs.

Each of the Following Is a Type of Cognitive Therapy