As a parent, you are skeptical of treatments that sound too good to be true. when you arrive at the psychologist's office, you ask about an empirically supported treatment for bed-wetting, the problem your 6-year-old son is dealing with. you learn that is the treatment with greatest empirical support for this problem.

The empirically supported treatment in the scenario above is behavior modification. Behavior modification is defined as having to alter behavioral patterns with the use of having to apply learning techniques and making them serve as a positive or negative reinforcement.

answer is b shrapnel injuries

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