Habit reversal training is most effective for clients with Tourette syndrome. It is comprised of four main components. First, awareness training brings attention to tics in an effort to help the client gain self-control. Second, the client develops a competing response to replace the inappropriate behavior. Third, the client builts motivation by making a list of problems that were caused by the disorder. What is the fourth component?

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Generalization refers to the practice of new skills mastered to cope with Tourette's syndrome. The client will need to carry out their skill in the family and community setting. This includes suppressing the problem at work, school and home.

Habit Reversal Training Is Most Effective for Clients with Tourette