"You Know, It Really Doesn't Matter: One Kind of Psychotherapy

question 71

Multiple Choice

"You know, it really doesn't matter: One kind of psychotherapy is generally just about as good as any other." Someone who agrees with this statement is:

• A) making an accurate statement about what we know about psychotherapy.
• B) falling victim to the uniformity myth.
• C) accurately reflecting the findings of most meta-analyses.
• D) failing to notice therapeutic rapprochement.

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Definitions:

Preconceptions

Beliefs, ideas, or judgments formed beforehand without adequate evidence or experience, often influencing perception and behavior.

Interviewees' Responses

the answers or feedback provided by individuals who are being interviewed.

Marcus Buckingham

Known for his work on strengths-based management and leadership, he is an author and business consultant focusing on talent development.

Donald Clifton

A psychologist and business executive known for his work in the field of strengths-based psychology and the development of strengths assessment tools.