In general, aversion therapy and contingency management for substance use disorders are more successful when:
A) the person receiving the therapy is highly motivated to continue.
B) the behavioral treatments are not combined with other forms of treatment.
C) the focus of therapy is strictly behavioral (not cognitive-behavioral).
D) the clients are older than 18 years of age.

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Aversion therapy and contingency management for substance use disorders tend to be more successful when the individual is highly motivated to change. Motivation enhances engagement and adherence to the therapeutic process, leading to better outcomes.

In General, Aversion Therapy and Contingency Management for Substance Use