Any Intervention Designed to Optimise Patients' Responses to the Onset

Any intervention designed to optimise patients' responses to the onset of illness may benefit from a number of elements. They are not:

A) Identification of illness beliefs and attempts to change them if they are either inadequate or incorrect.
B) Teaching coping skills to help people cope more effectively with the stress of living with a serious illness.
C) Behavioural hypothesis testing to disconfirm any inappropriate beliefs an individual may hold.
D) Psychological hypothesis testing to confirm inappropriate beliefs an individual has.