What the Text Authors Dub the "Exhaustion Theory" of Integration

question 4

Multiple Choice

What the text authors dub the "exhaustion theory" of integration suggests that:

• A)there are too many competing theories of therapy for any one person to recall and use.
• B)there are so many theories of therapy that there are no new ideas left around which new theories can be organized.
• C)the proliferation of therapies reached its maximum point in 1985,and is now on the decline.
• D)new theories of therapy are still emerging and no one textbook can cover them all.

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