If a cocaine addict receives treatment aimed at ending her drug use, and after treatment she continues to use cocaine but has increased self-esteem, the contrast between the goal of treatment and the outcome of treatment is called

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Goal discrepancy refers to the difference between the intended goal of an action or intervention (in this case, ending drug use) and the actual outcome (continued drug use but with increased self-esteem).

If a Cocaine Addict Receives Treatment Aimed at Ending Her