Two forms of cognitive behavioral therapy used to treat PTSD are ________ and ________.

A) Brief and intense exposure therapy; repeated insistence that there is nothing to fear.
B) Prolonged exposure therapy; repeated insistence that there is nothing to fear.
C) Brief and intense exposure therapy; cognitive processing therapy.
D) Prolonged exposure therapy; cognitive processing therapy.

Cognitive Processing Therapy

A cognitive-behavioral therapeutic approach designed to help individuals process and overcome trauma-related thoughts and emotions, commonly used to treat PTSD.

Prolonged Exposure Therapy

A psychological intervention designed to help individuals confront their fears and reduce symptoms of PTSD through repeated, controlled exposure to the traumatic memories.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

A psychotherapeutic approach that addresses dysfunctional emotions and behaviors through goal-oriented, systematic procedures.