Eysenck's Studies on the Effectiveness of Counseling and Psychotherapy Were

question 26

Multiple Choice

Eysenck's studies on the effectiveness of counseling and psychotherapy were:

• A) methodologically flawed.
• B) suggested that two-­‐thirds of neurotic patients would improve over time even if not in counseling.
• C) challenged by later studies that showed counseling and psychotherapy to be effective
• D) All of the answers are correct.

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