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Abstract
The present paper hypothesizes that, for children, cognitive behavior therapy techniques cannot be applied without first determining the cognitive developmental level of information processing that is being used by the client. Demand requirements of various cognitive behavioral techniques are compared with information processing limitations described by developmental theorists to hypothesize a continuum of cognitive behavioral interventions for children.