One of the Goals of Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches to Substance Use

One of the goals of cognitive-behavioral approaches to substance use disorders is to

A) help the client identify and correct unhealthy thought patterns that support continued use of chemicals.
B) confront areas of conflict long buried by the superego.
C) look at the client's disruptive behaviors, what motivated them and the unconscious conflict that these issues have caused over the years.
D) focus on ego states that cause such emotional stress for the person.