The Subjective Units of Distress Rating Scale is a 0-10 scale of distress used in CBGT.

• A. Personal Science
• B. Anxiety Meter
• C. Subjective Units of Distress Rating Scale
• D. Therapy Distress Index

Answer: (C)

Recognizing the standardized term for the distress measurement used during exposure-based CBGT is what this item checks. In CBT-based exposure work, clients rate their current distress on a 0 to 10 scale to quantify how anxious or uncomfortable they feel in the moment, guiding the therapist on how to adjust tasks and track progress over time. The established label for this tool is the Subjective Units of Distress Scale (often described as Subjective Units of Distress Rating Scale in some texts), which directly names the concept being asked about. That exact phrase matches the conventional terminology used in CBT literature and practice, making it the best choice. The other options do not correspond to the recognized name for this distress-rating method.