As a parent, eliza is skeptical of treatments that sound too good to be true. when she arrives at the psychologist's office, eliza asks for the empirically-supported treatment for bed-wetting as her 6-year-old son has been having difficulties. she learns that is the empirically-supported treatment.

The answer is behavioral conditioning. Behavioral conditioning is an empirically-supported treatment because of its goal is to understand human behavior. It assumes that all behavior is produced by a stimulus, a consequence of the human's behavior which includes a reward and punishment system. According to Skinner, behaviors can be shaped through reinforcement. Good behaviors are rewarded and bad behaviors are reprimanded. 

It allowed for things to be produced much more quickly and efficiently