Which of the following is one of the primary differences between cognitive-behavioral therapy for children and for adolescents?
A) Only cognitive-behavioral therapy for children involves planning pleasurable activities.
B) Only cognitive-behavioral therapy for adolescents involves relaxation techniques.
C) Only cognitive-behavioral therapy for adolescents involves learning how to brainstorm possible solutions to interpersonal problems.
D) Only cognitive-behavioral therapy for children specifically involves the What's the Evidence? and What If? approaches to cognitive restructuring.

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Cognitive-behavioral therapy for children often includes more structured and concrete methods such as the "What's the Evidence?" and "What If?" approaches to help them understand and reframe their thoughts. Adolescents, with more developed cognitive abilities, may not rely on these specific approaches as heavily.

Which of the Following Is One of the Primary Differences