The Decrease in Popularity of Gestalt Therapy May Have Been

question 237

Multiple Choice

The decrease in popularity of Gestalt therapy may have been due to:

• A) the personal conflict that he had with the more popular Carl Rogers.
• B) extensive research that found the techniques of Gestalt therapy are ineffective.
• C) the strong psychoanalytic influence on his approach to therapy.
• D) the fact that Fritz Perls was not interested in testing his ideas through research.

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