One Problem with Psychodynamic Approaches to Treating Depression Is

question 180

Multiple Choice

One problem with psychodynamic approaches to treating depression is:

• A) the research that supports this approach stems mostly from case studies.
• B) it is often too brief to show therapeutic efficacy.
• C) it cannot explain why some people improve even when they did not receive therapy.
• D) techniques such as free association and dream interpretation are frequently used.

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